Here are our Arsenal player ratings following their Premier League win over Everton at the Emirates Stadium

Arsenal recorded their fifth Premier League clean sheet of the season as they ran out 2-0 winners over Everton at the Emirates Stadium.

Centre-backs Ezri Konsa and Gabriel Magalhaes were both on target for the Gunners, powering in goals in either half for Mikel Arteta's Premier League champions.

Here is how the Arsenal players rated against the Toffees.

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David Raya

Started a tad shakily. Nearly fumbled a long-range shot and then made a mess of a punch from a corner and Gabriel Magalhaes had to clear off the line. Got his angles wrong. 6

Ben White

Tyrique George caused him problems with his speed and directness. White made a good block that diverted George's powerful drive wide. Messed up a backwards header, Thierno Barry couldn't convert. 6

Ezri Konsa

Started excellently by scoring his first goal for Arsenal. Was on hand to turn in at the back post following a corner, his first in new colours. 8

Gabriel Magalhaes

Made an excellent start at both ends of the pitch. First his header created the opener and then he cleared off the line after David Raya failed to punch clear from a corner. Battled on after injury scare and scored a brilliant header. 9

Myles Lewis-Skelly

Good in possession but booked for hauling down Brennan Johnson. Was eager to go forward but at times, was exposed when out of position. 6

Declan Rice

Created the most chances (four) despite playing deeper as the No.6. Did a lot of the ugly work and enabled Mikel Merino to play slightly further forward. 7

Mikel Merino

Got through some work. Ran the most of any player, somehow clocked the highest top speed and also had plenty of efforts on goal (four). 6.5

Noni Madueke

Mixed start. Fans were furious when he lost the ball and failed to try and win it back inside the opening 10 minutes but he then got supporters off their seats when he cut inside and sent a swirling back-post cross towards Viktor Gyokeres. Went close twice after that, once after an exceptional touch and spin. 7

Martin Odegaard

Could have had a penalty after back-heel hit an arm and then nearly scored a stunning solo goal following nutmeg on James Tarkowski. Had most touches (115) and joint-most shots (five). 7

Eberechi Eze

Not as sharp as Bayern Munich but threatened and demanded the ball. Kept driving at his marker and fed some nice low crosses and cut-backs into dangerous areas. 7

Viktor Gyokeres

Involved in the opener, got the assist and gave Tarkowski problems. Worked his socks off and his hold-up play was also good. 7

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Riccardo Calafiori - 6

Kai Havertz - 6

Bruno Guimaraes - 6

Martin Zubimendi - N/A

Max Dowman - N/A