Arsenal 1-1 Chelsea: Petr Cech saves crucial penalty as Gunners win shootout

Arsenal 1-1 Chelsea: Petr Cech saves crucial penalty as Gunners win shootout

Petr Kech saved the penalty in general and in the shootout because Arsenal defeated their old club Chelsea in the International Champions Cup in Dublin.

Maintenance of gunners gave Alvero Morata the dominance of the blues in the first half, Antonio Rudigar forwarded them further.

After the break Arsenal improved and Alexandre Lacazette equaled 17 seconds to earn a shootout.

Arsenal signed goalkeeper Bernd Leno this summer but Petr Cech was in fine form against Chelsea

Both sides scored their first five runs, but were saved from Sech Ruben Loftus-Gaal.

The Chelsea side of Maurizio Surrey played Premier League champions Manchester City in Wembley in the community shield on Sunday, while Arsenal boss Uni Emery worried about injuries before the new season after losing both Haron Ramsey and Seed Collasinac.

To begin, Ramsey, who was listed on the team sheet, suffered a muscle injury in the warmth and was replaced by 18-year-old Emile Smith Row in the first eleventh.

Colacinac Victor began to hurt his knee in a challenge with Moses and there would be a scan.

Emery said, "We will wait for medical analysis but we think it is not a big one." "This can be different for Colasinac. We will wait for a better scan for the scan."

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New Chelsea face

Chelsea was very bright in the first half, open and vibrant at the Aviva Stadium, in the heart of all the good things with the teenagers column Hudson-Odoei.

Cirque Fabregas performed well behind the establishment of CSC Fabregas for one shot, from which arsenal defense freed Rudigar completely from the corner to go home at 12 yards.

Hudson-Odoei betrayed Hector Ballarin to accept fines with a useless challenge, but Morata's efforts were easily saved.

Morata looked less confident than the whole night, due to the center-forward role, Sarari was able to get the most problems in his team due to his first session in England.

Before breaking Hudson-Odoei, another great save was made, and although the young man was faded, he was easily the most influential player on the show.

Other people were signing up to £ 50m midfield to catch eyes for the blues, Georginho and options goalkeeper Marcin Bulla, who had rescued Alex Vobbie and Lacazette from late.

Surrey said, "We had our first training on July 16th and we are late on the physical condition compared to Arsenal."

"We have done very well in the first half and then we made a mistake in the last minute."

When Chelsea boss asked about Hudson-Odoei's future, he said: "He will be a very strong player." Will he be in the first team team? I think so. They will stay with us for all the weather. "

Better late than never

Alexandre Lacazette made an impact after replacing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

There were new faces on Arsenal's performance, Emil Smith-Rowe was playing again, when he came in the last minute for the midfielder Ramsey, in the first eleventh, who had been injured in the summer.

Matico Guendouzi - signed from the French Second Division - continued his fine pre-season with another confidence show, and Emery would certainly be pleased with the performance of the other half of his side.

Both Lacazette and Evobi failed to give their last chance, but the French striker finally found a way out when he stopped while entering the cross in less than the border of Rees Nelson.

"We are very happy with the 90 minutes because the performance improved during the match," said Emery.

Arsenal: Sech, Belerin, Mustafa, Socrates, Colasinac, Alneni, Smith-Rowe, Guenduzzi, Makhtiyan, Aubayyang, Ozil

Chelsea: Cabellero, Azipilicuata, Luiz, Rudigar, Elonso, Jorginho, Fabregas, Barclay, Hudson-Het, Morata, Pedro