Arsenal delivered a commanding 3-1 victory over Bayern Munich, a performance where strategic substitutions and collective strength overwhelmed individual brilliance, revealing how squad depth has become the ultimate weapon in European football’s highest-stakes battles.
Key Points:
Arsenal defeated Bayern Munich 3-1 to maintain a perfect Champions League record
Jurrien Timber opened the scoring with a powerful header from Bukayo Saka’s corner
Substitute Noni Madueke scored his first Arsenal goal to restore the lead
Gabriel Martinelli capitalized on Manuel Neuer’s error to seal victory
Bayern’s teenage striker Lennart Karl briefly equalized in the first half
Mikel Arteta’s substitutions proved decisive in the second-half dominance
Arsenal now stands as the only team with five wins from five matches
When victory comes not just from the starting eleven but from the entire bench, it signals an evolution where true European power is measured not by individual stars but by collective strength waiting in reserve.
Sources: GOAL, Sky Sports