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Baptism of fire for Fulham
Fulham manager Scott Parker looks dejected after the Premier League match at Craven Cottage, London

Fulham 0-3 Arsenal
by Kaleem Aftab
at Craven Cottage

THE fortunes of Arsenal have changed for the good since the arrival of former player Miguel Arteta in the manager’s hot seat. In winning the FA Cup and Community shield the team have become more solid at the back and clinical up front.

And now Arteta is showing an eye for a transfer as his new signings, Willian from Chelsea and Gabriel from Lille, were the shining lights as Arsenal took a comfortable win at Craven Cottage with goals from Alexandre Lacazette, Gabriel and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

“Gabriel and Willian were both very good,” Arteta said.

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