West Ham United v Arsenal, 21 March 2021

Score3-3
RefereeJonathan Moss
CompetitionPremier League
VenueLondon Stadium

View West Ham United v Arsenal head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm Played behind closed doors due to COVID-19 restrictions. Premier League Head to Head Played: 50 West Ham United won: 8 Drawn: 10 Arsenal won: 32 West Ham United scored: 38 Arsenal scored: 94 This was the first meeting to end in a 3-3 draw since 9 April 2016 in the Premier League in the last London derby to be played at Upton Park.

3 West Ham United

Manager: David Moyes

3 Arsenal

Manager: Mikel Arteta

Goals:

Jesse Lingard 15 G
Jarrod Bowen 17 G
Tomáš Souček 32 G

Goals:

Tomáš Souček own goal 38 OG
Craig Dawson own goal 61 OG
Alexandre Lacazette 82 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Lukasz Fabiański
Defender Aaron Cresswell
Defender Craig Dawson
Defender Issa Diop
Defender/Midfielder Vladimír Coufal
Defender/Midfielder Declan Rice
Midfielder Tomáš Souček
Midfielder/Forward Michail Antonio
Midfielder/Forward Saïd Benrahma
Midfielder/Forward Jarrod Bowen
Midfielder/Forward Jesse Lingard

Starting lineup:

Bernd Leno Goalkeeper
Pablo Marí Defender
Calum Chambers Defender/Midfielder
David Luiz Defender/Midfielder
Thomas Partey Defender/Midfielder
Kieran Tierney Defender/Midfielder
Granit Xhaka Defender/Midfielder
Bukayo Saka Defender/Midfielder/Forward
Martin Odegaard Midfielder
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Forward
Alexandre Lacazette Forward

Substitutions:

Mark Noble for Jarrod Bowen 74
Ryan Fredericks for Saïd Benrahma 79

Substitutions:

Nicolas Pépé for Bukayo Saka 74
Emile Smith Rowe for Granit Xhaka 74
Gabriel Martinelli for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 81

Cards:

Vladimír Coufal 59 Y
Michail Antonio 88 Y
Aaron Cresswell 89 Y

Cards:

Alexandre Lacazette 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David Martin
Goalkeeper Nathan Trott
Defender Frederik Alves
Defender Fabián Balbuena
Defender/Midfielder Ryan Fredericks
Defender/Midfielder Ben Johnson
Midfielder Manuel Lanzini
Midfielder Mark Noble
Forward Mipo Odubeko

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Mat Ryan
Defender Cédric Soares
Defender Gabriel
Defender Rob Holding
Midfielder Dani Ceballos
Midfielder Mohamed El Neny
Midfielder Emile Smith Rowe
Midfielder/Forward Nicolas Pépé
Forward Gabriel Martinelli

Comments:

League position: 5th West Ham United scored three goals in the first 32 minutes of a game in the Premier League for the first time since their 3-1 win against Bolton Wanderers at Upton Park on 5 May 2007 (29 minutes). The Hammers became the first team to concede two own goals in a game in the Premier League since Swansea City against Arsenal on 14 January 2017 (Jack Cork and Kyle Naughton). They failed in their attempt to win four consecutive home games in the Premier League for the first time since May 2002.

Comments:

League position: 9th This was the second time that Arsenal had avoided defeat in a game in the Premier League after trailing by three or more goals; also in a 3-3 draw at AFC Bournemouth on 3 January 2017. This was the second time that the Gunners had trailed 3-1 at half time in a game in the Premier League; previously in their 8-2 defeat at Manchester United on 28 August 2011. They had now drawn three of their last 21 away games in the Premier League (won eight).

3 West Ham United

Manager: David Moyes

Goals:

Jesse Lingard 15 G
Jarrod Bowen 17 G
Tomáš Souček 32 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Lukasz Fabiański
Defender Aaron Cresswell
Defender Craig Dawson
Defender Issa Diop
Defender/Midfielder Vladimír Coufal
Defender/Midfielder Declan Rice
Midfielder Tomáš Souček
Midfielder/Forward Michail Antonio
Midfielder/Forward Saïd Benrahma
Midfielder/Forward Jarrod Bowen
Midfielder/Forward Jesse Lingard

Substitutions:

Mark Noble for Jarrod Bowen 74
Ryan Fredericks for Saïd Benrahma 79

Cards:

Vladimír Coufal 59 Y
Michail Antonio 88 Y
Aaron Cresswell 89 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David Martin
Goalkeeper Nathan Trott
Defender Frederik Alves
Defender Fabián Balbuena
Defender/Midfielder Ryan Fredericks
Defender/Midfielder Ben Johnson
Midfielder Manuel Lanzini
Midfielder Mark Noble
Forward Mipo Odubeko

Comments:

League position: 5th West Ham United scored three goals in the first 32 minutes of a game in the Premier League for the first time since their 3-1 win against Bolton Wanderers at Upton Park on 5 May 2007 (29 minutes). The Hammers became the first team to concede two own goals in a game in the Premier League since Swansea City against Arsenal on 14 January 2017 (Jack Cork and Kyle Naughton). They failed in their attempt to win four consecutive home games in the Premier League for the first time since May 2002.

3 Arsenal

Manager: Mikel Arteta

Goals:

Tomáš Souček own goal 38 OG
Craig Dawson own goal 61 OG
Alexandre Lacazette 82 G

Starting lineup:

Bernd Leno Goalkeeper
Pablo Marí Defender
Calum Chambers Defender/Midfielder
David Luiz Defender/Midfielder
Thomas Partey Defender/Midfielder
Kieran Tierney Defender/Midfielder
Granit Xhaka Defender/Midfielder
Bukayo Saka Defender/Midfielder/Forward
Martin Odegaard Midfielder
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Forward
Alexandre Lacazette Forward

Substitutions:

Nicolas Pépé for Bukayo Saka 74
Emile Smith Rowe for Granit Xhaka 74
Gabriel Martinelli for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 81

Cards:

Alexandre Lacazette 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Mat Ryan
Defender Cédric Soares
Defender Gabriel
Defender Rob Holding
Midfielder Dani Ceballos
Midfielder Mohamed El Neny
Midfielder Emile Smith Rowe
Midfielder/Forward Nicolas Pépé
Forward Gabriel Martinelli

Comments:

League position: 9th This was the second time that Arsenal had avoided defeat in a game in the Premier League after trailing by three or more goals; also in a 3-3 draw at AFC Bournemouth on 3 January 2017. This was the second time that the Gunners had trailed 3-1 at half time in a game in the Premier League; previously in their 8-2 defeat at Manchester United on 28 August 2011. They had now drawn three of their last 21 away games in the Premier League (won eight).