ARSENAL commended Noni Madueke and Viktor Gyokeres for their determined victory over Slavia Prague.

Once labeled as ‘flops’, the pair showcased their capabilities with an impressive display in the first half.

Gyokeres assisted Madueke, who sprinted towards the net to net the opening goal.

Just before the break, the Swede contributed another, increasing the Gunners’ lead to two goals.

Madueke’s timely return to form arrives just as Thomas Tuchel is expected to announce his England squad on Thursday.

His goal strengthens his case for selection, coming on the heels of multiple standout performances, including a match-winning display against Nottingham Forest.

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Gyokeres can draw significant confidence from his performance in the Czech Republic.

Following a challenging period after the international break, he seemed to have regained his footing.

His goal was brilliantly executed, showcasing exceptional skill as he directed the ball into the corner from a tough position.

In his last five games, he has accumulated two goals and three assists for Arsenal.

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After a shaky start to the season, he is gradually earning his place within the squad.

Manager Mikel Arteta likely gained valuable insights from the encounter at Fortuna Arena.

Despite Arsenal managing the match effectively for 45 minutes, they could have been more decisive in finishing it.

If not for David Raya’s outstanding saves, the team could have relinquished their lead and settled for a draw.

The Gunners are set to face Hull City at the Emirates in the Premier League on Saturday, just prior to the international break.