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Arsenal thrash Oxford 3-0 to set up FA Cup date with Man City

Arsenal thrash Oxford 3-0 to set up FA Cup date with Man City

Arsenal secured their 4th spherical high-stakes encounter with English Premier League title rival Manchester City within the FA Cup following a convincing 3-0 win over Third-tier Oxford United on Monday.

Eddie Nketiah scored twice after Mohamed Elneny’s opener, with all the league chief’s targets coming within the area of 13 second-half minutes at an atmospheric Kassam Stadium.

Arsenal will head to Etihad Stadium on the weekend of Jan. 28-29 for the match in opposition to City within the final 32 of the well-known outdated competitors. It would be the first of three video games in a three-month span between the highest two golf equipment within the nation this season, with league conferences scheduled for February and April.

City, the defending league champion, is in second place and trails Arsenal by 5 factors approaching the midway level of the season.

With 4 targets in as many video games, Nketiah is impressing because the alternative up entrance for Gabriel Jesus, who was injured enjoying on the World Cup with Brazil.

His targets got here within the 70th and 76th minutes, including to a header from Elneny within the 63rd that broke Oxford’s cussed resistance in a match between groups separated by 57 locations within the English soccer pyramid.

“We needed to keep affected person, we needed to up the extent because it wasn’t adequate from us within the first half and we did that within the second. Every participant desires to play regardless of the competitors. I’m grateful for the alternatives and I simply need to hold working and hold serving to the group,” Nketiah mentioned.

Arsenal supervisor Mikel Arteta fielded a lot of fringe gamers, together with Portuguese playmaker Fabio Vieira – who arrange two of the targets – and American goalkeeper Matt Turner.

Nketiah rounded the goalkeeper and slotted into an empty internet after operating onto Vieira’s go for his first aim, then supplied a deft chipped end for his second off Gabriel Martinelli’s through-ball.

Arsenal prevented changing into the ninth Premier League group to be eradicated within the third spherical, after Everton, Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Brentford, Newcastle, Chelsea and Aston Villa had been ousted over the past three days. Four of them had been knocked out by lower-league groups.

Arsenal performed in an all-white uniform as a part of the membership’s “No More Red” initiative. It is designed to present younger individuals extra alternatives and sort out the foundation causes of violent youth crime.

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