Arsenal send Premier League title ‘statement’ as they snatch Community Shield from Man City
Arsenal won the first season's first piece of silverware as the beat Manchester City in the Community Shied.side who won the treble last term but it was the Gunners, who were pipped to the league title by Pep Guardiola's men, who came out on top.The Gunners will be full of confidence heading into the new campaignLeandro Trossard's deflected shot in the final moments of stoppage-time then cancelled out Cole Palmer's stunner.
Mikel Arteta's side then won 4-1 on penalties, something that former England captain Stuart Pearce believes is a 'statement' to the Premier League."They've spent a lot of money, bolstered the squad, just fell short last year and won today."
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