Arsenal defeated three-time Community Shield winners Manchester City 3-2 on penalties to lift the Community Shield at Wembley Stadium, in an exciting season-opener that had everyone guessing until Leandro Trossard scored with an audacious shot off Manuel Akanji that tied up play before sending it into sudden-death extra time. Cole Palmer gave them an early lead but Leandro Trossard levelled it all when his shot took a heavy deflection off Akanji and sent the tie into extra-time extra time which saw Leandro Trossard takeover of Wembley Stadium before sending it into extra-time extra-time!

Leandro Trossard’s deflected strike

Arsenal have picked up their inaugural piece of silverware of 2022-23 season – and it could prove vitally significant. Substitute Cole Palmer appeared to rob Arsenal of victory during regular time; however, Leandro Trossard scored an unexpected deflected strike during stoppage time that sent Wembley fans wild with joy!

Trossard tore apart City’s penalty area all night, tease opponents before sending angled crosses into the box and creating an opening for Bukayo Saka before setting up Gabriel Jesus for one of two targeted shots during the second half.

The 23-year-old has made no secret of his desire to force himself into Mikel Arteta’s starting XI but this will likely come at the expense of either Kai Havertz or Gabriel Martinelli – though his performance suggests otherwise. But, all signs indicate he could become an integral component for Arsenal this season.

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Kevin De Bruyne’s penalty

Two of Arsenal’s key summer signings shined in the Community Shield, though much of it felt more like an end-of-summer game than an official start to their new campaign. Cole Palmer made an impactful first half debut for Manchester City after replacing Erling Haaland who had suffered an injury, scoring with a beautiful finish after receiving an assist from Kevin De Bruyne.

Trossard’s incredible strike during stoppage time – which took an unorthodox deflection off Manuel Akanji to surprise Ortega – sent the match into penalties, with Aaron Ramsdale saving from Rodri before Bukayo Saka and Fabio Vieira sealed Arteta’s side’s win with scores from Bukayo Saka and Fabio Vieira respectively.

City put in an impressive performance that should provide them with reason to be optimistic despite De Bruyne’s absence. After coming off injured during the UCL final, De Bruyne should make his comeback shortly and feature at some stage during their league campaign; similarly, Phil Foden who came on in his place should likely also play some part.

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Aaron Ramsdale’s save

Aaron Ramsdale’s save from Mohamed Salah’s penalty will likely stand out among Arsenal’s season-capping montages as one of its highlights, showing how quickly this young goalkeeper is becoming an integral member of their defence.

The Community Shield traditionally kickstarts each season, but Arsenal’s victory holds added meaning than usual this time around. Cole Palmer’s deflected equaliser in stoppage time of the first half set them up for a shootout that they eventually won thanks to outstanding penalties from Martin Odegaard, Leandro Trossard, Bukayo Saka and Fabio Vieira. Ramsdale made two impressive saves – his second save being particularly noteworthy and having received praise from Peter Schmeichel himself; clearly the young goalkeeper shows promise as one of many truly exceptional players that may rise through in future seasons to take charge as soon!

Fabio Vieira’s winning penalty

An accidental deflected goal by Cole Palmer forced penalties at Wembley Stadium on Sunday morning, and Arsenal eventually emerged victorious thanks to Fabio Vieira’s converted spot-kick. Vieira, whose father Patrick scored the winning penalty kick against City in 2005 FA Cup Final, ensured Arsenal captured their 16th Community Shield trophy.

Arsenal shined during a competitive match where both teams played well, with substitutes Leandro Trossard and Bukayo Saka causing problems for City’s defence. Arsenal looks set to challenge for their sixth successive Premier League crown after welcoming Jurrien Timber, Declan Rice, and Kai Havertz – three highly touted additions who provided strong reinforcements to their title challenge.

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City dominated the first half but were unable to break through Arsenal’s staunch defence. John Stones saw his header saved, while Kai Havertz had two close-range efforts tipped wide by Aaron Ramsdale – only for Vieira to put away Arsenal on penalty kicks with an aggressive and accurate finish that proved decisive in winning it all.