Champions League Player Ratings: Arsenal 2-2 PSV (9-3 on agg)
Goals from Alex Zinchenko and Declan Rice in 2-2 draw with PSV as trip to Madrid awaits
Find out who impresed with our Player Ratings:
David Raya: 7/10 - Excellent save early in the second half from Isaac Babadi
Ben White: 7/10 - Good to see the popular defender back in the starting line up. Will be interesting to note if Three Lions boss Thomas Tuchel will do something similar when he announces his first England squad later this week. Switched for Jurrien Timber late on
Jakub Kiwior: 7/10 - Put in a shift
Gabriel: 7.5/10 - Solid and relaible
Myles Lewis-Skelly: 7/10 - Was unlucky not to score when having a first half effort nudged against the post
Declan Rice: 7.5/10 - Grabbed his second goal in five days to put away Sterling’s excellent cross before the break. Booked and sensibly subbed moments later.
Jorginho (c): 6.5/10 - Captained the side with Martin Odegaard rested for most of the game in what was effectively a dead rubber
Alex Zinchenko: 7.5/10 - Scored his first Champions League goal in his 40th appearance with a superb strike after driving at the PSV backline. Subbed for Martin Odegaard with 15 minutes remaining
Kieran Tierney: 7/10 - Replaced by Gabi Martinelli
Mikel Merino: 6.5/10 - Worked hard but couldn’t find a way through the PSV backline
Raheem Sterling: 8/10 - Two assists in a performance that had fans purring. If only the Chelsea loanee had been able to perform at this level since last August. Nearly grabbed a goal with a driving run late in the first half but was foiled by Benitez, who must absolutely hate the site of Arsenal at the moment
Substitutes:
Riccardo Calafiori: 7.5/10 - Swapped for Rice moments after the midfielder picked up a booking and nearly scored shortly afterwards but his effort was blocked by Benitez at the near post
Leandro Trossard: 6/10 - On for Merino in a double switch
Martin Odegaard: 6/10 - On for Zinchenko on 75 minutes
Gabi Martinelli: 6/10 - On for fellow left-sided attacker Kieran Tierney
Jurrien Timber: 6/10 - Replaced Ben White late on