New Delhi, Nov 5 – Arsenal continued their impressive unbeaten streak in the UEFA Champions League, securing a 2-1 victory over Slavia Prague at Fortuna Arena. This win marks their fourth match without a loss in the league stage, solidifying their position.

Noni Madueke opened the scoring for the Gunners in the ninth minute, assisted by Viktor Gyokeres. Gyokeres then netted his own goal in the 38th minute, putting Arsenal comfortably ahead 2-0. Despite a late consolation goal from Wiktor Nowak for Slavia Prague in the 90th minute, Arsenal held on for the win.

Manager Mikel Arteta, though pleased with the result, admitted his team was "very far from the standards" they set for themselves, highlighting areas for improvement even in victory. The team made six changes from their previous Premier League match, showing squad depth.

Meanwhile, Manchester City returned to winning ways in the Champions League with a dramatic 3-2 victory against RB Leipzig. After losing two consecutive Premier League matches and a Carabao Cup penalty shootout, City found a much-needed win.

City initially took the lead in the 37th minute through an own goal. Although RB Leipzig equalized and then briefly took the lead, Erling Haaland scored a crucial winner in the 78th minute, ensuring City's triumph. This result puts both English clubs in strong positions in their respective Champions League campaigns.

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