{"id":32343,"date":"2025-01-23T11:45:56","date_gmt":"2025-01-23T11:45:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.sportscasting.com\/uk\/?p=32343"},"modified":"2025-01-23T11:45:56","modified_gmt":"2025-01-23T11:45:56","slug":"arsenal-vs-dinamo-zagreb-player-ratings","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.sportscasting.com\/uk\/news\/arsenal-vs-dinamo-zagreb-player-ratings\/","title":{"rendered":"Arsenal Vs Dinamo Zagreb Player Ratings: Which Gunners Stars Shone Brightest In Dominant Victory?"},"content":{"rendered":"
Here are our Arsenal vs Dinamo Zagreb player ratings as the Gunners stormed to a convincing 3-0 victory in the Champions League on Wednesday night.<\/strong><\/p>\n Mikel Arteta’s men won 3-0 to guarantee at least a playoff spot and leave them needing just one point from their final game to finish in the top eight.<\/p>\n Was a passenger for the entire game, with Zagreb failing to register a shot on target.<\/p>\n Good effort levels but often gave the ball away too easily, almost giving Zagreb their best opportunity.<\/p>\n Solid performance and bailed out Timber after his potentially costly mistake. Good all-round display but had little to do defensively.<\/p>\n Dependable and assured display, went down injured but fans will have been pleased to see him shake it off.<\/p>\n Put in his best Arsenal performance for a very long time. Marauding up the wing in attack and involved in everything, a very impressive showing from the Ukrainian.<\/p>\n Heavily involved and scored a late tap-in to seal the win. Not his best display but didn’t put a foot wrong and got the job done.<\/p>\n Excellent before the break with a great range of forward passes. Dropped off in the second half but overall performed well.<\/p>\n A dominant performance topped off by his powerful strike to open the scoring. Missed a sitter late on but was superb throughout the match, controlled the game from midfield.<\/p>\n Full of endeavour but needs to do better. With Saka and Jesus missing, this was an opportunity for Sterling to stake his claim, but the winger could not find the end-product he was known for at Manchester City.<\/p>\n Sumptuous assist for Rice’s opener followed by a well-taken header to double the lead. Great performance from the German and could have scored at least one more.<\/p>\n Did everything except score. Was absolutely on fire and created Arsenal’s first two goals. Ran the Zagreb back-line ragged all night and deserved to score, our man-of-the-match.<\/p>\n Came on at right-back, didn’t do much but wasn’t required to.<\/p>\n Good display from the youngster and almost bagged an assist late on.<\/p>\n Solid but unremarkable, did his job when he came on but by then Arsenal<\/a> were cruising.<\/p>\n His deflected low cross set up Odegaard’s goal at the end, good cameo.<\/p>\n Came off the bench in the dying seconds, didn’t plat long enough to judge but great moment for him to make his senior debut.<\/p>\nArsenal Player Ratings Vs Dinamo Zagreb<\/h2>\n
David Raya: 6<\/h3>\n
Jurrien Timber: 6<\/h3>\n
Jakub Kiwior: 7<\/h3>\n
Gabriel Magalhaes: 7<\/h3>\n
Oleksandr Zinchenko: 8<\/h3>\n
Martin Odegaard: 7<\/h3>\n
Jorginho: 7<\/h3>\n
Declan Rice: 8<\/h3>\n
Raheem Sterling: 6<\/h3>\n
Kai Havertz: 8<\/h3>\n
Gabriel Martinelli: 9<\/h3>\n
Substitutes<\/h3>\n
Thomas Partey (for Timber, ’59): 6<\/h4>\n
Ethan Nwaneri (for Sterling, ’59): 8<\/h4>\n
Kieran Tierney (for Zinchenko, ’74): 6<\/h4>\n
Leandro Trossard (for Havertz, ’74): 7<\/h4>\n
Nathan Butler-Oyedej (for Martinelli, ’92): N\/A<\/h4>\n