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West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes says the handball rule needs to be explained better.

Gabriel was not penalised when the ball hit his outstretched arm, although it hit his sleeve rather than his lower arm.

"I think it was a penalty," he told BBC Sport. "If it wasn't they need to explain the rules to us again. We’re all unsure.

"You don’t know either [he said to the interviewer]. He should have headed it, because he missed it, it hit his arm. He should have been punished for that.

"I think the goals could have been chalked off for offside."

Moyes felt they deserved better...

"We asked for a better performance and we got it. Everyone who watched that would ask how West Ham didn't get the three points. The answer is we turned off. We missed a few chances. We don’t deserve to lose this."

Since the start of last season, only Manchester City (nine) have scored more Premier League goals via substitutes than Arsenal (eight).

Arteta told Sky that "a few months ago we would have drawn or lost that game".

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta to BBC Sport: “I’m thrilled with the three points. I said before the game how difficult it would be with the way they play.

"We made it even more difficult in the first 15 minutes with the amount of balls we gave away and the open spaces we gave them to run into. I’m glad we found the right moment and kept competing and believing, with good momentum in the last 25 minutes.

“We created many other situations. But we gave too many opportunities to the opponent in the final third. There are still a lot of things we need to get better at.

“Eddie can do that every week. He’s hungry and has a great quality to score goals.”

Arsenal scored with two of their three shots on target.

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Arsenal have won both of their opening two Premier League matches in consecutive seasons for the second time - after 2003-04 and 2004-05.

Daniel Cheng: Good win here but we really need to dominate these games more and put it to bed early

Craig Smith: I feel like last year we would lost this. Again Gabriel my MOTM. Really makes the difference having a solid centre half. Excited by the prospect of him, Tierney and Saliba at the back going forward.

Josh Verrills: It’s no wonder players like Anderson and Haller get frustrated playing for a team like West Ham when they only ever get given five minute cameo appearances each PL game as Moyes refuses to make any substitution before the 80th minute each game

Arsenal

Arsenal matchwinner Eddie Nketiah to Sky Sports: "Almost [the first touch]. The second maybe. It's nice to get on and help the team win."

On his clash with Ceballos last week...

"We had a bit of a coming together. The reaction was there. We made up an got on with it. It was nice for him to make the assist. It's all love now.

"It was a great pass across, good vision. I tried to stay onside. It was an easy finish from there.

"I want to keep improving as a player. It's a great feeling to come on and score.

"West Ham made it very difficult. They came out very strongly in the second half."

It's all over. West Ham are unlucky to lose this one but credit to Arsenal for grinding out a win there.

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Eddie Nketiah tries to find Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang but it runs through to the keeper.

You can hear Mikel Arteta shout 'Eddie, Eddie, Eddie' - I suspect he wanted that ball kept in the corner.

West Ham are pushing everyone bar the keeper forward as they look for an equaliser.

Brilliant brave defending by Arsenal's Dani Ceballos to stop Sebastien Haller getting a shot away.

West Ham make a final change as Arthur Masuaku is replaced by Felipe Anderson.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has a rare chance as his shot is held by the West Ham keeper.

Four minutes added on.

Arsenal have scored six Premier League goals through substitutes in 2020, more than any other team in the division.

Sam Parkin
Former Swindon forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bukayo Saka isn't the one playing the final pass for either goal, he isn't the one scoring the goals, but he is the one who has breached West Ham with his quality on the ball.