Arsenal had to be patient but eventually the Gunners thrashed Atletico Madrid with four goals in 13 minutes and a 4-0 victory in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday.

Gabriel Martinelli has set his sights on helping Arsenal win titles this season, and making Brazil's World Cup squad.

ARSENAL ran riot in the second half with Declan Rice and Gabriel the pick of the bunch in a 4-0 win over Atletico Madrid. The Gunners have now scored ten goals from set-pieces as they hit Atleti

Arsenal star Viktor Gyokeres earned plaudits for his brace vs Atletico Madrid and Gabriel Martinelli has praised his work ethic in training

Gabriel Martinelli scored for Brazil in their 3-2 defeat to Japan as Mikel Arteta frantically contemplates if he will start against Fulham.

Match report and free match highlights as Gabriel Martinelli comes on as a substitute to score a stoppage-time leveller for Arsenal against Man City; Erling Haaland had earlier put Pep Guardiolas side

Brazil surrendered a two-goal lead as they suffered a humiliating 3-2 friendly defeat to Japan in a complete second-half capitulation in Tokyo on Tuesday. Carlo Ancelotti's side had looked very comfortable at the break courtesy of fine strikes from Paulo Henrique and Gabriel Martinelli,

Arsenal enjoyed a night to remember in the Champions League as the Gunners swept aside Atletico Madrid 4-0 at the Emirates Stadium. All four goals came in the second half, with Gabriel Magalhaes, Gabriel Martinelli, and a Viktor Gyokeres brace making the difference as Diego Simeone’s side were left stunned in North London.

The only change from Fulham I would make is to reward Gabriel Martinelli for his performance against Atletico. He replaced Leandro Trossard, but Riccardo Calafiori stays at left-back and Myles Lewis-Skelly returns to the bench.

A closely-fought first half led to a blistering second-half display from the Gunners, who eventually ran out 4-0 winners. Gabriel opened the scoring, heading home a Declan Rice free kick, before Gabriel Martinelli swept home a second and Viktor Gyokeres prodded home two from close range.