LONDON (Reuters) - Declan Rice's stoppage time goal in Arsenal's last-gasp 3-1 defeat of Manchester United on Saturday was only his 11th in 208 Premier ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSLONDON - Declan Rice's stoppage time goal in Arsenal's last-gasp 3-1 defeat of Manchester United on Saturday was only his 11th in 208 Premier League games but manager Mikel Arteta believes the club's record signing can start hitting the net regularly.
"When you see the technical ability that he has and how he executed in these moments. His range when shooting from accuracy and the power he generates with no space, with both feet," Arteta told reporters. England midfielder Rice's goal arrived in the sixth minute of stoppage time and gave Arsenal a 2-1 lead before Gabriel Jesus broke free to seal the points a couple of minutes later.
"Big matches for big players and Rice was tremendous. He dominated in the middle of the park, he understand what was needed and gave the team motivation and then produced the moment of magic to win the game," Arteta said.
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