Arsenal and Chelsea drew 1-1 in a Premier League clash where Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka earned the highest ratings at 8 each. Odegaard put Arsenal ahead early in the second half with a composed finish and impressed with his delivery from open play and set-pieces. Saka was a constant threat, winning free-kicks in dangerous areas and forcing a fine save. Kai Havertz scored Arsenal's equaliser after initially passing up a chance, rating 7. Morgan Rogers opened scoring for Chelsea with a first-time volley after two minutes and was their most dangerous attacker at 7. Ezri Konsa impressed on his first Arsenal start, winning more duels than any defender. Substitute Martin Zubimendi earned a 7 for a complete performance involving dangerous shots and breaking up play. For Chelsea, Pedro Neto hit the post with a curling effort and rated 7, while Reece James was arguably their best passer. Cole Palmer was largely kept quiet by Arsenal, managing one shot on target and a booking for a professional foul, rating 5. Emiliano Martinez made a high-quality save from Saka but was beaten at his near post for Havertz's goal.