Arsenal vs Everton match results
Arsenal and Everton clashed in a disappointing 0-0 draw on Saturday, December 14, 2024, in a Premier League match at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal dominated the match but failed to score against their opponents.
Match Summary
Full Time: Arsenal 0 - 0 Everton
Stadium: Emirates Stadium, London
Date: December 14, 2024
Key Highlights of the Match
The game was controlled by Arsenal, with 77% possession and completing 682 passes, the most they have achieved in a Premier League match this season.
In fairness to the Gunners, there were only a few moments when Everton's goalkeeper Jordan Pickford was stretched.
Everton's back four, marshaled by James Tarkowski, successfully neutralized Arsenal's forward, and the Toffees earned a well-deserved point.
Arsenal's Performance
Mikel Arteta's side struggled to find the back of the net, marking their second consecutive draw in the league.
The Gunners had several opportunities but failed to capitalize, with notable chances falling to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus.
The match highlighted Arsenal's need to improve their finishing as they remain six points behind league leaders Liverpool.
Everton's Resilience
The Everton defense, meanwhile, was tight throughout the match, as has become expected from one of the best clean-sheet teams in the league.
The Toffees have now kept six clean sheets in their last nine Premier League games, the best defensive record in that time.
This result extends Everton's record for goalless draws in Premier League history to 109, the most by any club.
Full-Time Stats
It doesn't get any easier, though, as Arsenal regroup quickly for a clash with Crystal Palace next week, amidst league and cup commitments.
The Gunners do need to find their scoring touch if they are going to remain competitive in the title race as the season unfolds.
Conclusion
The 0-0 draw against Everton serves as a reminder for Arsenal of the challenges they face in their pursuit of the Premier League title. As the festive period approaches, the Gunners will need to sharpen their attacking play to turn possession into points.