Kai Havertz scores once again for Arsenal against Barcelona as Gunners attack looks lethal

Following some excellent build-up play from Bukayo Saka, Kai Havertz scored his second goal for Arsenal.

Saka produced a great move on the right flank to atone for a missed penalty earlier in the game.

The English winger avoided Marcos Alonso's tackle to lob the ball to the back post, where it was met by Martin Odegaard's head and then turned in by Havertz.

Against Barcelona, the Premier League team has shown spirited, with Saka in particular having a strong performance.

At SoFi Stadium, the 21-year-old scored Arsenal's first goal to offset Robert Lewandowski's opening strike.

The scores remained tied after a bad Saka penalty attempt, but a deflected Raphinha free kick handed the Spanish team the lead.

After missing Marc-Andre ter Stegen's goal by a wide margin with his penalty shot, the younger Englishman buried his head in his hands.

The Arsenal midfield linked up superbly the whole time, so he more than made up for the missed opportunity with the excellent move that led to Havertz's goal.

The equalizer marks Havertz's second goal since joining Arsenal from Chelsea, and it caused considerable commotion among Arsenal supporters.