Arsenal won 3-0 against Monaco and is getting closer to the knockout rounds of the Champions League, earning 13 points. Although it wasn't their best match under Mikel Arteta, the team continues to show effectiveness in Europe.

The match highlighted the debut of Myles Lewis-Skelly, who, at 18 years old, became the youngest player in Arsenal's history to play in the Champions League. His through-ball allowed Bukayo Saka to open the scoring.

Dominant win for the Gunners as they edge closer to the knockout stages

Despite missing a few chances, Saka doubled the lead in the 78th minute after a defensive mistake by Monaco, and Kai Havertz rounded off the 3-0 victory.

With this win, Arsenal remains in third place with 13 points, tied with other teams like Bayer Leverkusen and Inter Milan, while Monaco stays in the race for the knockout rounds with 10 points.