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Bukayo Saka scored in his first game of Arsenal in more than three months in a 2-0 Fulham victory.
The English international, who missed poorly after a knee injury suffered in December, started in just a few minutes after he got off the bench to seal a pleasant victory at the Emirates, with Rodrigo Muniz achieved comfort for white people in additional time.
The rejected strike by Mikel Merino put the hosts just before the whistle at halftime to win a gap behind Liverpool, although still on a huge nine points.
Fulham lost the field in his efforts to qualify for Europe, but remain the eighth in the Premier League.
Arsenal is easily passed Fulham
Arsenal started on the front leg, but struggled to get a clear chance, with Ethan Nwaneri the closest in the first 25 minutes, saved by former Arsenal goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
But with 37 minutes on the clock, Arsenal finally made a break as the traffic striker Merino moved and went out before his effort took a volleyball, which was the wrong foot Leno and found the opposite corner.
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Gunners started the second half with a lot more urgency, and Nwaneri almost ended the great move that participated in Martin Odegaard, but Leno was again equal to the young shooting.
Merino was close to his second then after a typical dangerous corner was demolished in the Spaniard, but his effort was rejected widely.
Saka returns the dream
Immediately after an hour, the Emirates rose to their feet as they welcomed the favorites of Saka fans on the field after almost four months.
Even long ago, the 23-year-old gum was beautified with his goal. Gabriel Martinelli was strongly turned on as he drove forward before pulling the cross into the path of his offensive partner who had the easiest header.
Starboy returned. Welcome back, Bukayo Saka (with crazy assists Martinelli) pic.twitter.com/qlucmf1pmb
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Fulham barely laid a glove on the hosts most of the game, but Rodrigo Muniz was supposed to halve a deficit in the last 10 minutes, but the striker failed to turn into the cross of Alex Iwobi with bare.
Martinelli then thought he had scored a well -deserved goal to seal the victory, but his lateral ending was rejected by offside.
The whites eventually arrived on the leaf while Muniz merged in the fourth minute of the stopping time in the cross of Ryan Sessnon, but despite a few hairy moments, it was too small, too late for Marc Silva men, as the hosts held for three points.
