Moussa Djenepo (Armstrong 64’) - 5. Showed trickery and created a good chance that Ward-Prowse was unable to take. AP
ARSENAL RATINGS: Bernd Leno - 6. Didn’t look completely assured in the first half but looked much better in the second period. EPA
Rob Holding - 7. Wasn’t too comfortable for stages of the first half but stood very strong in the second. Was unlucky to see his header hit the woodwork towards the end. Reuters
Gabriel Magalhaes - 3. The Brazilian looked so clumsy and rash in his defending. Was booked for kicking the ball away, then got a second yellow for pulling Theo Walcott down. Reuters
Kieran Tierney - 6. The defender’s body positioning was all wrong for Southampton’s opener, but he fought well outside of that moment. Reuters
Ainsley Maitland-Niles - 7. Was one of the few Arsenal players who looked full of confidence throughout the entire game. EPA
Mohamed Elneny - 6. Put in a lot of good defensive work and was fairly neat on the ball. Getty
Dani Ceballos - 6. Some of the Spaniard’s passing was uncharacteristically sloppy, though there were other bright moments. Was booked for dissent. AP
Bukayo Saka - 8. Took some big hits early on but was the Arsenal player doing the most to create openings, and it was he who opened up the chance for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s goal. Getty
Nicolas Pepe - 6. Got into some good positions but didn’t show enough conviction in his play. AP
Eddie Nketiah - 6. The youngster struggled at times but got the assist for Aubameyang’s equaliser. AP
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - 7. The Arsenal captain finally broke his goalscoring drought, having previously looked quiet during the game. EPA
SUBSTITUTES: David Luiz (Nketiah 64’) - 5. Was brought on to compensate for Gabriel getting sent off and did what was needed of him. EPA
Joe Willock (Ceballos 67’) - 6. Was immediately positive after coming on but had to focus more on the defensive side of the game. Getty
Cedric Soares (Pepe 84’) – N/A. Came on for the final minutes to help secure a draw against his former club.
SOUTHAMPTON RATINGS: Alex McCarthy - 6. Didn’t have that much to do but made a good save from his own defender. Getty
Kyle Walker-Peters - 7. Did plenty of good attacking work and was resolute defensively. AFP
Jan Bednarek - 5. Was comfortable but seemed to lose his concentration at times. Booked for a poor challenge on Nketiah. AP
Jannik Vestergaard - 7. The Dane was convincing in a lot of his defensive work and rarely looked fazed. Also showed quality on the ball. Getty
Ryan Bertrand - 6. Largely got the better of Pepe throughout the game but was booked for a foul on the Ivorian. AP
Stuart Armstrong - 6. Showed for the ball at all times and was direct when he had it at his feet but struggled to make too much happen. AFP
James Ward-Prowse - 8. The skipper put in a bustling performance and showed quality with his delivery. Getty
Oriol Romeu - 6. Had a sense of control for the majority of the game and played some nice passes. AP
Theo Walcott - 7. Opened the scoring with a delightful dink on his return to the Emirates. Was constantly causing problems during his time on the pitch. AFP
Danny Ings - 6. Made intelligent runs and showed plenty of intent but couldn’t quite get his break. Booked for a foul on Willock. Getty
Che Adams - 7. Worked hard for his team and slipped the ball through to assist Walcott’s goal. Getty
SUBSTITUTES: Nathan Redmond (Walcott 63’) - 6. Came close to scoring twice, hitting the bar and side netting. PA
Moussa Djenepo (Armstrong 64’) - 5. Showed trickery and created a good chance that Ward-Prowse was unable to take. AP
ARSENAL RATINGS: Bernd Leno - 6. Didn’t look completely assured in the first half but looked much better in the second period. EPA
Rob Holding - 7. Wasn’t too comfortable for stages of the first half but stood very strong in the second. Was unlucky to see his header hit the woodwork towards the end. Reuters
Gabriel Magalhaes - 3. The Brazilian looked so clumsy and rash in his defending. Was booked for kicking the ball away, then got a second yellow for pulling Theo Walcott down. Reuters
Kieran Tierney - 6. The defender’s body positioning was all wrong for Southampton’s opener, but he fought well outside of that moment. Reuters
Ainsley Maitland-Niles - 7. Was one of the few Arsenal players who looked full of confidence throughout the entire game. EPA
Mohamed Elneny - 6. Put in a lot of good defensive work and was fairly neat on the ball. Getty
Dani Ceballos - 6. Some of the Spaniard’s passing was uncharacteristically sloppy, though there were other bright moments. Was booked for dissent. AP
Bukayo Saka - 8. Took some big hits early on but was the Arsenal player doing the most to create openings, and it was he who opened up the chance for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s goal. Getty
Nicolas Pepe - 6. Got into some good positions but didn’t show enough conviction in his play. AP
Eddie Nketiah - 6. The youngster struggled at times but got the assist for Aubameyang’s equaliser. AP
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - 7. The Arsenal captain finally broke his goalscoring drought, having previously looked quiet during the game. EPA
SUBSTITUTES: David Luiz (Nketiah 64’) - 5. Was brought on to compensate for Gabriel getting sent off and did what was needed of him. EPA
Joe Willock (Ceballos 67’) - 6. Was immediately positive after coming on but had to focus more on the defensive side of the game. Getty
Cedric Soares (Pepe 84’) – N/A. Came on for the final minutes to help secure a draw against his former club.
SOUTHAMPTON RATINGS: Alex McCarthy - 6. Didn’t have that much to do but made a good save from his own defender. Getty
Kyle Walker-Peters - 7. Did plenty of good attacking work and was resolute defensively. AFP
Jan Bednarek - 5. Was comfortable but seemed to lose his concentration at times. Booked for a poor challenge on Nketiah. AP
Jannik Vestergaard - 7. The Dane was convincing in a lot of his defensive work and rarely looked fazed. Also showed quality on the ball. Getty
Ryan Bertrand - 6. Largely got the better of Pepe throughout the game but was booked for a foul on the Ivorian. AP
Stuart Armstrong - 6. Showed for the ball at all times and was direct when he had it at his feet but struggled to make too much happen. AFP
James Ward-Prowse - 8. The skipper put in a bustling performance and showed quality with his delivery. Getty
Oriol Romeu - 6. Had a sense of control for the majority of the game and played some nice passes. AP
Theo Walcott - 7. Opened the scoring with a delightful dink on his return to the Emirates. Was constantly causing problems during his time on the pitch. AFP
Danny Ings - 6. Made intelligent runs and showed plenty of intent but couldn’t quite get his break. Booked for a foul on Willock. Getty
Che Adams - 7. Worked hard for his team and slipped the ball through to assist Walcott’s goal. Getty
SUBSTITUTES: Nathan Redmond (Walcott 63’) - 6. Came close to scoring twice, hitting the bar and side netting. PA
Moussa Djenepo (Armstrong 64’) - 5. Showed trickery and created a good chance that Ward-Prowse was unable to take. AP
