Arsenal vs Everton: FT – ARS 2-0 EVE, Arsenal win Pre-Season Friendly against Everton, Goals from Jesus and Saka seal victory, Check Arsenal beat Everton HIGHLIGHTS

Scorers: Jesus 33′, Saka 36′

Arsenal took the game to Everton from the first whistle, driving towards their penalty area and not allowing them to play out for first 15 minutes.

Arsenal vs Everton: FT – ARS 2-0 EVE, Arsenal win Pre-Season Friendly against Everton, Goals from Jesus and Saka seal victory, Check Arsenal beat Everton HIGHLIGHTS, BALTIMORE, MD – JULY 16: Dominic Calvert-Lewin #9 of Everton kicks the ball in front of Wiliam Saliba #12 of Arsenal during the first half at M&T Bank Stadium on July 16, 2022 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)

Jesus was presented with a golden opportunity to give the Gunners the lead when Mason Holgate passed to ball straight to the Brazilian in the penalty area but Jordan Pickford was on hand, keeping the ball out with an outstanding save.

Granit Xhaka would hit the post with a header before Everton were denied a penalty appeal as Dele Alli went down after a collision with Matt Turner.

Arsenal vs Everton: Goals from Jesus and Saka sealed victory

The first goal came just after the half-hour mark when the Everton defence – and Pickford – got caught under Cédric Soares’ corner. The ball fell at the feet of Jesus who controlled and fired home into an empty net – his third goal in two games.

Turning provider, Jesus was found by Gabriel in a pocket of space. The 25-year-old turned and drove at the Everton defence before sliding in Bukayo Saka to double the lead.

Arsenal vs Everton: FT – ARS 2-0 EVE, Arsenal win Pre-Season Friendly against Everton, Goals from Jesus and Saka seal victory, Check Arsenal beat Everton HIGHLIGHTS, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND – JULY 16: Dele of Everton during the pre-season friendly match between Arsenal and Everton at M&T Bank Stadium on July 16, 2022 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Tony McArdle/Everton FC via Getty Images)

Both teams made plenty of changes at half-time leading to a disjointed, and more even second period but neither team could find a goal with tempers flaring at the end of the encounter. Notably, William Saliba played 70 minutes for Arsenal as James Tarkowski made his debut for Everton.