Gary Neville reserved special praise for Riccardo Calafiori after Arsenalâs gritty 1-0 win over Aston Villa, applauding the defenderâs âoutstandingâ performance.
Unai Emeryâs Villa side responded well in a spirited first-half display after being thumped 4-0 by Brighton in their opening match of the Premier League season.
But the reigning English champions found their breakthrough on the hour-mark as a marauding Calafiori got in behind and crossed to Saka, who scrambled the ball home to send Arsenalâs travelling support into raptures.
Mikel Artetaâs men held firm to emerge with all three points, maintaining their 100 per cent record in the division in the process while also registering their second clean sheet in as many games.
The north Londoners will look to continue in the same vein when they return to action next weekend at home to bitter rivals Chelsea at the Emirates.
Saka will take many of the plaudits after netting his second goal in what has been a hugely encouraging start to the 2026/27 campaign. The forward managed a total of only seven top-flight goals all season last term.
However, Sky Sports pundits Neville and Carragher both felt Calafiori was the star of the show with his lung-busting showing from left-back at Villa Park.
âAston Villa are building back after losing a lot of players but for Arsenal, sometimes you think of a statement win being 3-0, 4-0 or 5-0⊠thatâs a statement win where you just restrict the other team from having chances and shots on goal,â ex-Manchester United and England right-back Neville said on Sky Sportsâ commentary of the match.
âThey were completely in control, measured, patient, mature, been around the block.
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âI think Calafiori could have been my man of the match tonight, he was outstanding.
âHeâll be really happy, Mikel Arteta, because his team are consistent and theyâre reliable â thatâs all you want in a football player.â
Watching back Sakaâs goal in the Sky Sports studio, Carragher highlighted Calafioriâs contribution in the build-up.
According to the former Liverpool and England defender, the Italy international is âfar and awayâ the best left-back in the Premier League.
âCalafiori gets the cross in because Sakaâs inside and gets the goal,â Carragher said.
âThat constant rotation of movement when you watch Arsenal play, especially from full-back, is something I donât think we see any other team in the Premier League do. Itâs a really standout for them.
âAnd especially this guy [Calafiori]⊠Ben White, of course, we know, heâs got a great relationship with Saka.
âBut for me, Calafiori is far and away the best left-back in the Premier League. Heâs absolutely fantastic.â
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry was similarly impressed by Arsenalâs resilient performance against an obstinate Villa side.
âItâs very much what we saw from Arsenal away from home last year,â the iconic Frenchman said.
âThat determination, everybody runs when they lose the ball, they defend together. There were no shots on target against them today.
âGreat job and I know people will tell me, âYeah, but Villa are a strugglingâ, but Villa made it as difficult as they could make it for Arsenal.
âSaka came up with the goal from a great move on the outside.â
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Unai Emeryâs Villa side responded well in a spirited first-half display after being thumped 4-0 by Brighton in their opening match of the Premier League season.
But the reigning English champions found their breakthrough on the hour-mark as a marauding Calafiori got in behind and crossed to Saka, who scrambled the ball home to send Arsenalâs travelling support into raptures.
Mikel Artetaâs men held firm to emerge with all three points, maintaining their 100 per cent record in the division in the process while also registering their second clean sheet in as many games.
The north Londoners will look to continue in the same vein when they return to action next weekend at home to bitter rivals Chelsea at the Emirates.
Saka will take many of the plaudits after netting his second goal in what has been a hugely encouraging start to the 2026/27 campaign. The forward managed a total of only seven top-flight goals all season last term.
However, Sky Sports pundits Neville and Carragher both felt Calafiori was the star of the show with his lung-busting showing from left-back at Villa Park.
âAston Villa are building back after losing a lot of players but for Arsenal, sometimes you think of a statement win being 3-0, 4-0 or 5-0⊠thatâs a statement win where you just restrict the other team from having chances and shots on goal,â ex-Manchester United and England right-back Neville said on Sky Sportsâ commentary of the match.
âThey were completely in control, measured, patient, mature, been around the block.
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âI think Calafiori could have been my man of the match tonight, he was outstanding.
âHeâll be really happy, Mikel Arteta, because his team are consistent and theyâre reliable â thatâs all you want in a football player.â
Watching back Sakaâs goal in the Sky Sports studio, Carragher highlighted Calafioriâs contribution in the build-up.
According to the former Liverpool and England defender, the Italy international is âfar and awayâ the best left-back in the Premier League.
âCalafiori gets the cross in because Sakaâs inside and gets the goal,â Carragher said.
âThat constant rotation of movement when you watch Arsenal play, especially from full-back, is something I donât think we see any other team in the Premier League do. Itâs a really standout for them.
âAnd especially this guy [Calafiori]⊠Ben White, of course, we know, heâs got a great relationship with Saka.
âBut for me, Calafiori is far and away the best left-back in the Premier League. Heâs absolutely fantastic.â
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry was similarly impressed by Arsenalâs resilient performance against an obstinate Villa side.
âItâs very much what we saw from Arsenal away from home last year,â the iconic Frenchman said.
âThat determination, everybody runs when they lose the ball, they defend together. There were no shots on target against them today.
âGreat job and I know people will tell me, âYeah, but Villa are a strugglingâ, but Villa made it as difficult as they could make it for Arsenal.
âSaka came up with the goal from a great move on the outside.â
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