We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Arsenal v Everton.
Here are some of your comments:
Arsenal fans
Mark: What a joy to watch a young man with such talent win such an important game with such composure. You can tell how loved this wonderkid is by the club at large by the reaction of his teammates and the coaches.
Andrew: Mixed feelings about Arsenal’s performance, glad they won and delighted about the impact of our subs, but some of our experienced players are not performing. We looked very average for large parts of the game. Also, what on earth was VAR doing, definitely a penalty and VAR should have been looking at a possible red card?
Ned: That Max Dowman performance has been coming. What an unbelievable achievement at 16. But I hope he looks at that top 10 list of youngest scorers and sees that only four of them became top class players. Stay grounded, chief!
Imran: Our first decent league performance against a top half side since Christmas. Yes, Everton had chances and we needed Dowman, but that was a lot better. Even Eze joined in!
Everton fans
Jeff: This loss is totally down to Moyes, bringing on two substitutions in the 86th minute in a cowardly effort to waste time. It broke the momentum and it backfired on us. It reminds me of his first spell at Everton.
Jack: Deserved a point at least. We looked the more likely to score, especially in the first half. Although Jordan made a mistake for their first goal, Raya was the busier of the two and did well to keep out Beto. Must make a special mention for Idrissa Gueye, his tireless work is often overlooked. Let’s hope for a better result against Chelsea.
Keith: Once again Moyes leaves his substitutions too late and replaces the wrong players. It’s been a pattern throughout the season. Everton should have secured a well earned point away from home.
Martin: A decent performance, undone by a rare Pickford error! However, he’s saved us so many times. We just lack that killer instinct going forward, when promising attacks come to nothing or we miss chances. It’ll be tough with our remaining fixtures but if we can get European Conference League football next year, what a turn around! And what a great job Moyes is doing.
