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Arsenal beat Everton but Saka injury worry

Daily Brief · 10/25/2026

Arsenal won at the Emirates, though an injury to Bukayo Saka took the shine off the result.

Top story: Arteta gives Saka update after Arsenal's win over Everton

Arsenal beat Everton 2-0 at the Emirates in the Premier League, but the win initially looked to have come at a heavy cost.

Manager Mikel Arteta has given an update on Bukayo Saka, the England winger, who is feared to be facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines. Reports suggest he could be out for around two months.

Arteta said that everyone at the club was scared when the injury happened. The Gunners now wait to see how long their key attacker will be missing.

Sources: Evening Standard, The Sun, Liverpool Echo

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