SEAToday.com, Jakarta - Arsenal delivered a dominant 3-0 victory over AS Monaco, while AC Milan secured a narrow 2-1 win against Crvena Zvezda in their respective Champions League matches on Wednesday (12/11). The results marked contrasting but crucial victories for both teams in the final group-stage games.

At the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal controlled 55% of possession and unleashed 16 shots, eight on target. Bukayo Saka shone with two goals in the 34th and 78th minutes, before Kai Havertz sealed the result in the 88th. “We showed our quality tonight, and I’m proud of the team,” said Saka after the match.

The win propelled Arsenal to third in the standings with 13 points from six games, leaving Monaco in 16th with 10 points. The Gunners' strong performance kept their knockout stage hopes alive.

Over at San Siro, AC Milan triumphed 2-1 over Serbian side Crvena Zvezda. Goals from Rafael Leao and Tammy Abraham ensured victory, despite Nemanja Radonjic leveling the score earlier for Zvezda.

Statistically, Milan outperformed with 55% possession and 20 shots, 10 on target. The result moved Milan to 12th in the standings with 12 points, while Crvena Zvezda languished in 31st place with just three points.

Writer: Fariz Ahmad Luthfi