LEICESTER CITY RATINGS: Danny Ward - 6. Produced a good stop against Zinchenko before also thwarting Gabriel’s header. Couldn’t do anything about Martinelli’s finish. PA
Victor Kristiansen - 7. Often got the better of Bukayo Saka and kept the England international quiet. Alert to the danger, with Arsenal enjoying little success down his flank. PA
Wout Faes - 5. Aggressive in his duels but didn’t look comfortable when isolated – and he has to do more when allowing Trossard’s pass to go through his legs for the opening goal. Getty
Harry Souttar - 5. In the right position to clear the danger, but Souttar was disappointing with some of his more direct passes out from the back. Reuters
Timothy Castagne - 5. Did well against Martinelli for the most part, though he could have done more to help attacks going forward. Getty
Wilfred Ndidi - 5. Wasteful in possession where he gave away the ball in needless moments. Positioned well to prevent attacks building up in central areas. EPA
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall - 4. Looked better when moved into a more attacking role, with Dewsbury-Hall giving away the ball with his direct passes in behind in the first 60 minutes. PA
Harvey Barnes - 5. Almost created the best chance of the game for Leicester with a precise cross towards the back post. Showed intent when attacking defenders with the ball. Getty
Dennis Praet - 4. Spent most of the game conducting defensive work which meant that there weren’t enough options when he did get on the ball. An ineffective performance. Getty
Tete - 4. Pressed well when helping defend attacks down his flank, but he simply couldn’t get on the ball enough during the time he was on the pitch. Getty
Kelechi Iheanacho - 5. Isolated when he did get a chance to attack, with Leicester not committing many players forward in the first half. Eventually replaced by Vardy. AFP
SUBS: Jamie Vardy (Iheanacho 62') - 5. Tried to make runs in-behind and added energy, but Vardy was just as frustrated as Iheanacho. Reuters
Youri Tielemans (Tete, 62') - 5. The midfield looked better when Tielemans come on with a clear switch in intensity, though the home fans would have expected more on the ball from the Belgium international midfielder. Reuters
Boubakary Soumare (Ndidi, 77') - N/A. Wasteful at times during counter-attack phases and too slow with his decision making. Patson Daka (Praet, 77') - N/A. Ricardo Pereira (Castagne, 85') - N/A.EPA
ARSENAL RATINGS: Aaron Ramsdale - 6. An easy game for the Arsenal goalkeeper as he enjoyed 90 minutes without the opponent registering an attempt on target. AFP
Oleksandr Zinchenko - 8. Leicester City didn’t quite know how to deal with Zinchenko, who was clever with his attacking movement and always looked to go forward when in possession. PA
Gabriel Magalhaes - 7. Combined well with Saliba to close-out counter-attack chances from Kelechi Iheanacho, and enjoyed similar success against Jamie Vardy. Getty
William Saliba - 7. Ran with the ball out of defence and timed his passes forwards well. Didn’t look troubled against any of Leicester’s attacks. Getty
Ben White - 5. White was strong defensively but it was his foul that saw an excellent goal from Leandro Trossard ruled out. Getty
Jorginho - 6. Created a good chance in the first half with a through ball to Bukayo Saka, in a game where Jorginho dictated the tempo with ease. Getty
Granit Xhaka - 7. Impressive link-up play on the left flank saw Xhaka combine well with Zinchenko and Gabriel Martinelli, and that often led to him getting the ball in promising situations. Getty
Martin Odegaard - 6. Odegaard produced more key passes on the pitch than anyone for Arsenal, but he could have been quicker with his decision-making at times. AFP
Gabriel Martinelli - 7. Martinelli was quiet for large parts of the match in a first half where he was frustrated, but it was his calm finish in the second half that ultimately earned all three points. Getty
Leandro Trossard - 7. Tricky in possession and looks to have already developed a good understanding with his team mates. Showed composure for Arsenal’s first goal, waiting for the perfect moment to put the ball past the defender to assist Martinelli. EPA
Bukayo Saka - 6. A quiet game from Saka who came in and out of the game in spells. Enjoyed a better first half with direct runs in behind, though he had less success when Leicester began to track his runs earlier. PA
SUBS: Eddie Nketiah (Trossard, 70') - 6. Made direct runs in behind during counter attacks, and should have been picked out by Thomas Partey. EPA
LEICESTER CITY RATINGS: Danny Ward - 6. Produced a good stop against Zinchenko before also thwarting Gabriel’s header. Couldn’t do anything about Martinelli’s finish. PA
Victor Kristiansen - 7. Often got the better of Bukayo Saka and kept the England international quiet. Alert to the danger, with Arsenal enjoying little success down his flank. PA
Wout Faes - 5. Aggressive in his duels but didn’t look comfortable when isolated – and he has to do more when allowing Trossard’s pass to go through his legs for the opening goal. Getty
Harry Souttar - 5. In the right position to clear the danger, but Souttar was disappointing with some of his more direct passes out from the back. Reuters
Timothy Castagne - 5. Did well against Martinelli for the most part, though he could have done more to help attacks going forward. Getty
Wilfred Ndidi - 5. Wasteful in possession where he gave away the ball in needless moments. Positioned well to prevent attacks building up in central areas. EPA
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall - 4. Looked better when moved into a more attacking role, with Dewsbury-Hall giving away the ball with his direct passes in behind in the first 60 minutes. PA
Harvey Barnes - 5. Almost created the best chance of the game for Leicester with a precise cross towards the back post. Showed intent when attacking defenders with the ball. Getty
Dennis Praet - 4. Spent most of the game conducting defensive work which meant that there weren’t enough options when he did get on the ball. An ineffective performance. Getty
Tete - 4. Pressed well when helping defend attacks down his flank, but he simply couldn’t get on the ball enough during the time he was on the pitch. Getty
Kelechi Iheanacho - 5. Isolated when he did get a chance to attack, with Leicester not committing many players forward in the first half. Eventually replaced by Vardy. AFP
SUBS: Jamie Vardy (Iheanacho 62') - 5. Tried to make runs in-behind and added energy, but Vardy was just as frustrated as Iheanacho. Reuters
Youri Tielemans (Tete, 62') - 5. The midfield looked better when Tielemans come on with a clear switch in intensity, though the home fans would have expected more on the ball from the Belgium international midfielder. Reuters
Boubakary Soumare (Ndidi, 77') - N/A. Wasteful at times during counter-attack phases and too slow with his decision making. Patson Daka (Praet, 77') - N/A. Ricardo Pereira (Castagne, 85') - N/A.EPA
ARSENAL RATINGS: Aaron Ramsdale - 6. An easy game for the Arsenal goalkeeper as he enjoyed 90 minutes without the opponent registering an attempt on target. AFP
Oleksandr Zinchenko - 8. Leicester City didn’t quite know how to deal with Zinchenko, who was clever with his attacking movement and always looked to go forward when in possession. PA
Gabriel Magalhaes - 7. Combined well with Saliba to close-out counter-attack chances from Kelechi Iheanacho, and enjoyed similar success against Jamie Vardy. Getty
William Saliba - 7. Ran with the ball out of defence and timed his passes forwards well. Didn’t look troubled against any of Leicester’s attacks. Getty
Ben White - 5. White was strong defensively but it was his foul that saw an excellent goal from Leandro Trossard ruled out. Getty
Jorginho - 6. Created a good chance in the first half with a through ball to Bukayo Saka, in a game where Jorginho dictated the tempo with ease. Getty
Granit Xhaka - 7. Impressive link-up play on the left flank saw Xhaka combine well with Zinchenko and Gabriel Martinelli, and that often led to him getting the ball in promising situations. Getty
Martin Odegaard - 6. Odegaard produced more key passes on the pitch than anyone for Arsenal, but he could have been quicker with his decision-making at times. AFP
Gabriel Martinelli - 7. Martinelli was quiet for large parts of the match in a first half where he was frustrated, but it was his calm finish in the second half that ultimately earned all three points. Getty
Leandro Trossard - 7. Tricky in possession and looks to have already developed a good understanding with his team mates. Showed composure for Arsenal’s first goal, waiting for the perfect moment to put the ball past the defender to assist Martinelli. EPA
Bukayo Saka - 6. A quiet game from Saka who came in and out of the game in spells. Enjoyed a better first half with direct runs in behind, though he had less success when Leicester began to track his runs earlier. PA
SUBS: Eddie Nketiah (Trossard, 70') - 6. Made direct runs in behind during counter attacks, and should have been picked out by Thomas Partey. EPA
