Arsenal secured a 3–1 victory over Inter Milan in their UEFA Champions League Round 7 clash, keeping their perfect group-stage record intact

Arsenal produced a commanding away performance on Tuesday night, defeating Inter Milan 3–1 in their UEFA Champions League Round 7 fixture to maintain a perfect record in the group stage.

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The Gunners struck early in the 10th minute when Jurrien Timber’s shot deflected off Gabriel Jesus, wrong-footing goalkeeper Yann Sommer and finding the back of the net. Arsenal’s pressure continued, with Bukayo Saka and Eberechi Eze testing Inter’s defence.

Inter levelled in the 18th minute through Petar Sucic, who capitalised on a rebound and rifled a precise strike into the top corner.

The equaliser briefly lifted the home side, with Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram coming close before half-time.

Arsenal regained control in the 31st minute when Jesus reacted quickest inside the box to head home a rebound, marking his second goal of the night.

The goal followed a dominant midfield display from Declan Rice and Martin Zubimendi, who dictated the tempo with authority.

Inter pressed for another equaliser after the break, forcing several saves from David Raya, but Arsenal remained composed.

The victory was sealed in the 84th minute when substitute Viktor Gyökeres unleashed a thunderous strike from outside the box into the top corner, putting the result beyond doubt.

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Despite late attempts from Inter, including missed chances by Thuram and Davide Frattesi, Arsenal comfortably saw out the closing stages, leaving the Gunners on track for a flawless group-stage campaign.