LONDON -- Arsenal maintained their unbeaten start to the season by coasting to a 2-0 Champions League victory against Paris Saint-Germain , on a night to forget for PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma at the Emirates. The win, Arsenal's first in the revamped competition following their 0-0 draw away to Atalanta on matchday one of the league phase, lifts Mikel Arteta's team into seventh position in the league stage -- one of the top eight slots that guarantee a place in the Round of 16 later in the season. Arsenal were set on their way to victory when Kai Havertz headed the opening goal from Leandro Trossard 's 20th minute cross, but the goal was largely down to a mistake by Donnarumma, who misjudged Trossard's delivery and collided with Havertz as the Germany international headed into an empty net.
Editor's Picks Champions League as it happened: Arsenal-PSG, Milan-Leverkusen 47m ESPN Merino makes debut as Arsenal ease past PSG 20m Reuters Who is No. 1? Premier League's Top 50 players, reranked, for 2024-25 4d Ryan O'Hanlon The former Chelsea forward has now scored five goals in nine appearances in all competitions for the Gunners this season and he was impressive again against PSG. His movement and industry in the final third, as well as being in the right place to score Arsenal's first, highlights why Arteta resisted the temptation to sign a new centre-forward in the summer and kept faith with a player who has developed a habit for scoring on the big occasion.
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