Arsenal open their three-match tour of the United States with a victory on penalties over Bournemouth.
Arsenal opened their three-match tour of the United States by beating Bournemouth 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in Los Angeles.
However Hein had no chance of keeping out Antoine Semenyo’s strike, which hit Omar Rekik as he tried to close the effort down and dropped into the far corner. "There are things happening in the background and we decided the best thing to do was to keep him away from the game," Gunners boss Mikel Arteta told reporters after the game.
Ayden Heaven is also 17 and looked composed at the heart of Arsenal’s defence. But Heaven was given a lesson in the standards required at the highest level as Solanke nipped past him, requiring Hein to made a brilliant reaction save to deny the Bournemouth striker, who scored 19 Premier League goals last term.
It did not have a front-of-shirt sponsor, although the club announced earlier this week that Asian online betting company BJ88 have signed a deal for the next two seasons, before gambling firms are banned from being the main sponsor by the Premier League.
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