Arsenal players, led by Gabriel Jesus, celebrate their 3-1 Champions League win over Inter Milan at San Siro stadium.
Arsenal players, led by Gabriel Jesus, celebrate their 3-1 Champions League win over Inter Milan at San Siro stadium.
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Arsenal defeat Inter Milan 3-1 to maintain perfect Champions League record

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Gabriel Jesus scored a first-half brace as Arsenal secured a 3-1 victory over Inter Milan at San Siro, extending their unbeaten run to seven wins in the Champions League league phase. The result guarantees Arsenal a top-two finish and home advantage in the knockout stages. Viktor Gyokeres added a late third goal for the Gunners.

Arsenal produced a clinical performance to defeat Inter Milan 3-1 in the UEFA Champions League league phase on January 20, 2026, at the San Siro in Milan. The Gunners, already atop the standings, made it seven wins from seven matches, conceding just two goals across those games.

Mikel Arteta made seven changes to his lineup, starting Gabriel Jesus up front alongside Leandro Trossard and Bukayo Saka. Jesus, returning from an 11-month ACL injury in December, opened the scoring in the 10th minute with an instinctive finish from Jurrien Timber's scuffed shot. Inter equalized eight minutes later through Petar Sucic's powerful strike from the edge of the area after a blocked effort by Nicolo Barella.

Arsenal regained the lead in the 31st minute when Jesus headed in Trossard's nod-down from Saka's corner, marking their 19th goal from set pieces this season—the most in Europe's top five leagues. The Brazilian's brace ended a 10-game Champions League scoring drought, his last coming against Lens in November 2023.

Inter pressed in the second half but struggled to create clear chances, with David Raya denying Federico Dimarco. Substitute Viktor Gyokeres sealed the win in the 84th minute with a curling shot into the top corner, boosting his confidence after a slow start to the season.

Jesus described the night as a 'dream,' telling Amazon Prime Video: 'I watched a lot of Serie A as a kid, so to be here in this stadium and score here is tears in my eyes.' Arteta praised his team's 'courage and attitude,' noting the challenge of facing the Serie A leaders away.

The victory leaves Arsenal six points clear at the top, with a final league phase game against Kairat ahead. Inter, now winless in three, sit outside the top eight and face Borussia Dortmund next. Arsenal, seven points clear in the Premier League, host Manchester United on January 25.

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X discussions overwhelmingly celebrate Arsenal's 3-1 victory over Inter Milan, highlighting Gabriel Jesus' first-half brace and Viktor Gyokeres' late goal as key to maintaining a perfect seven-win Champions League record and securing a top-two finish with home knockout advantage. Fans and analysts praise the Gunners' mentality, rotation under Arteta, and forward competition between Jesus and Gyokeres. Stats posts emphasize the historic unbeaten run and dominance (20-2 aggregate). High-engagement reactions from Arsenal supporters express confidence in a deep tournament run, with neutral media recaps noting the statement win at San Siro.

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Kai Havertz celebrates Arsenal's late winning goal against Sporting CP in Champions League quarterfinal at José Alvalade.
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Arsenal edges Sporting in Champions League quarterfinal

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Arsenal won 1–0 against Sporting CP in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals at José Alvalade in Lisbon on Tuesday evening. Kai Havertz scored the winner in the first minute of added time. Viktor Gyökeres, who left Sporting for Arsenal last summer, received a mixed reception from the crowd.

Arsenal beat Atlético Madrid 1-0 in the Champions League semi-final second leg at Emirates Stadium—securing a 2-1 aggregate win—with Bukayo Saka scoring the only goal. The Spanish side, needing to overturn the first-leg 1-1 draw, dominated at times but lacked clinical finishing. Mikel Arteta guides the Gunners to their second-ever final in Budapest.

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Arsenal advanced to the Champions League semi-finals after holding Sporting CP to a 0-0 draw at the Emirates Stadium, securing a 1-0 aggregate victory. Mikel Arteta's side relied on their first-leg lead despite a lacklustre performance marked by few clear chances. Sporting CP pushed for a comeback but fell short.

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