The Guardian reported that Arsenal claimed an away victory over Slavia Prague, with Viktor Gyokeres playing a decisive role in the European win for Mikel Arteta's side. Despite their late comeback, the Czech champions extended their winless run to 23 matches in the European Cup and Champions League, matching the longest streak of its kind. That record is also held by AEK Athens and FCSB, formerly known as Steaua Bucharest. Arsenal, meanwhile, stretched their unbeaten run on the road to ten matches, although the result was far from comfortable in the closing stages. Slavia threatened to take a point after Wiktor Nowak reduced the arrears late on, but a save from David Raya preserved the win. The Guardian noted that Arteta's defence appeared vulnerable as the pressure mounted.
Source: The Guardian.
