Arsenal is the first team ever in Premier League history to let the opposing team score a goal in the first minute in three different matches within the same year. Last season, Bournemouth scored a goal on their own field very quickly, in only 9. 11 seconds This happened more than once, so it became a common happening for them. Arsenal was losing in the game, but they were able to make a great comeback and win with a goal by Reiss Nelson in extra time. Southampton scored first in their game at the Emirates because Arsenal made a mistake and gave the ball away to Carlos Alcaraz, who took advantage of it. This happened when both teams were still competing for the title. The Arsenal goalkeeper made a mistake again on Saturday. He was not in the right position and Pereira took advantage of that to score a goal, completing a hat-trick that Mikel Arteta's team didn't want.

Ramsdale's location was cruelly exposed by Pereira, much to the chagrin of Martin Keown, while Bukayo Saka shared responsibility for his poorly directed backpass.

He noted that this was a common occurrence at the conclusion of the previous campaign, when Arsenal failed to capitalise on their leads in the title battle.

Ramsdale is so far off his line—I have no idea why he does this so frequently—and Pereira scores into the near post.