English League Results: Dramatic, Sunderland Makes Arsenal Fail to Win

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Sunderland appeared impressive when they drew 2-2 against Arsenal in Week 11 of the Premier League at the Stadium of Light, Sunday (9/11) early morning WIB.
This draw does not change Arsenal’s position at the top of the standings.The Gunners remain in first place with 26 points.
Meanwhile, Sunderland is in third place in the standings.The Black Cats have collected 19 points or the same as Manchester City in second place.
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Sunderland, who played in front of the public, managed to take the lead in this match.The action of central defender, Daniel Ballard, who stepped up to help the attack succeeded in shaking David Raya’s goal in the 36th minute.
Ballard’s hard shot from inside the penalty box after winning the duel against Declan Rice made Arsenal’s goal shake.
Arsenal responded in the 54th minute.Team captain, Bukayo Saka put his name on the scoreboard with a right foot shot in the penalty box.The score changed to 1-1.
Twenty minutes later, Arsenal took a 2-1 lead over Sunderland.This advantage was created thanks to Leandro Trossard’s classy goal.
Trossard managed to outwit the Sunderland players and continued with a hard shot from outside the penalty box which made Sunderland goalkeeper Robin Roefs have to collect the ball from the net.
However, Sunderland did not just give up.The hosts continue to try to break into Arsenal’s goal again.
This hard work paid off sweetly in the second injury time.Substitute player, Brian Brobbey, successfully struck Arsenal’s goal.
Brobbey reacted quickly to grab the ball in the penalty box while dropping down to make David Raya’s goal shake again in this match.The 2-2 score between Sunderland vs Arsenal lasted until the match was over.
Lineup
Sunderland (5-4-1): Robin Roefs;Tral Hume, Nordi Mukiele, Daniel Ballard, Lutsharel Geertruida, Reinildo Mandava;Bertrand Traore, Granit Xhaka, Noah Sadiki, Enzo Le Fee;Wilson Isidor
Arsenal (4-3-3): David Raya;Jurrien Timber, William Lintasa, Gabriel Magalhaes, Riccardo Calafiori;Eberechi Eze, Martin Zubimendi, Declan Rice;Bukayo Saka, Mikel Merino, Leandro Trossard
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