Arsenal beat Sunderland in their Premier League meeting after David Raya saved a Sunderland penalty and Bruno Guimaraes scored at the other end 121 seconds later, according to Goal.com.
The report describes the sequence as a swing from one hero to another, with the goalkeeper's stop immediately followed by the winning goal. The Guardian also reported that Guimaraes and Bukayo Saka scored in the Arsenal victory, and that Raya's penalty save was part of the result.
Arsenal's team news before the match included the returns of Kai Havertz and Riccardo Calafiori, the club's website reported. BBC player ratings described both Guimaraes and Raya as crucial to the outcome.
Goal.com's headline places the two decisive moments 121 seconds apart, though no further details of the penalty or the goal were included in the available material.
The result adds three points to Arsenal's league campaign and leaves Sunderland to reflect on a missed spot-kick that preceded the decisive goal. What comes next for both clubs will be confirmed when their upcoming fixtures are announced.
