Arsenal 0-0 Everton

After a resounding 3-0 victory over Monaco, Arsenal fans anticipated another goal-filled performance, but were left disappointed as Everton's defense stood firm. Despite their efforts, the Gunners failed to penetrate Everton's well-organized back line, orchestrated by a composed Tarkowski and a stellar performance from Pickford in goal.

Arsenal's attack, primarily focused down the right with Saka, was easily nullified by Everton's defensive strategy. The Gunners' lack of urgency and creativity, compounded by questionable substitutions from Arteta, left them struggling for solutions. While Gabriel and Lewis-Skelly impressed in defense, the midfield and attack lacked incision.

With key players like Rice and Odegaard removed prematurely and ineffective performances from substitutes, Arsenal's need for a genuine Plan B becomes evident. As their title hopes dwindle, focus shifts to potential cup successes, but adjustments are necessary to reignite their attacking prowess.