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Madueke strikes late but who missed his big chance? - Forest v Arsenal ratings
Noni Madueke celebrates with Declan Rice.
Image caption, Noni Madueke came off the bench at half time to score the winner for Arsenal

Noni Madueke broke the deadlock in a dull game as Arsenal squeezed past Nottingham Forest at the City Ground.

Who rated the highest as the champions claimed a crucial victory?

Matz Sels: The goalkeeper was untroubled with Arsenal struggling to create clear chances until Forest's resistance was broken with 10 minutes left. 6

Murillo: He took a blow to the head in the first half which required treatment and almost grabbed an injury-time leveller following some great skill. 6

Ousmane Diomande: It was only the summer signing's fourth Premier League start but he has settled well and looked to be helping Forest to a positive point. 6

Jair Cunha: Has become a dependable member of Oliver Glasner's side and was unlucky when Madueke's shot clipped him and flew in. 6

Neco Willams: Booked in the first half and was unable to threaten from wing-back while his usual reliable deliveries did not meet his normal standards. 6

Xaver Schlager: The midfielder has slotted in well to the Forest engine room but was unable to influence the game this time. 6

Nicolas Dominguez: Neat and tidy in the middle in his first Premier League appearance of the season but naturally ran out of steam. 6

James McAtee: Without the injured Morgan Gibbs-White the onus fell on him to be a creative force but, while he worked hard, could not find that spark. 6

Daniel Munoz: Tested David Raya and tried to get forward, especially in the first half, but more will be needed. 6

Dan Ndoye: The forward shot wide early but there was little end product and he was unable to get the better of Riccardo Calafiori. 6

Liam Delap: Enjoyed the physical battle with Arsenal's defence and was a nuisance to Ezri Konsa and Gabriel but did not get close to a goal. 6

Ibrahim Sangare (on 74, Dominguez): Stopped at the crucial moment to allow Arsenal to regroup and score. 5

Arnaud Kalimuendo (on 74, Ndoye)

Chris Wood (on, 85, Cunha)

Callum Hudson-Odoi (on 85, McAtee)

Subs not used: John Victor, Yates, Netz, Milenkovic, Aina

David Raya: A solid display from the Gunners number one. A great take from a corner in the first half. 6

Ben White: Lots of overlapping runs and solid defensively but no breakthrough. Replaced by Timber. 6

Ezri Konsa: Involved in the physical battle with Delap. Part of the back four that kept a clean sheet mainly thanks to his brilliant injury-time tackle on Delap. 7

Gabriel Magalhaes: Pressured and tested like his centre back partner but stood up to the challenge as he often does. 6

Riccardo Calafiori: A loose pass in the first half which ended with a good Forest attack. Lots of adventurous runs but did not lead to a goal for the fullback. 6

Declan Rice: Powerful running and energy as expected from the midfielder. Part of an Arsenal midfield that struggled to create. Missed a big chance but played the ball to Madueke for his goal. 7

Bruno Guimaraes: Not the midfielder's best day and he was replaced by Merino. 5

Martin Odegaard: Tried getting on the ball and looked to make things happen. Could not find the pass to open the Forest defence. 6

Bukayo Saka: Dangerous crosses into the area but not much room to operate as Forest sat deep. 6

Eberechi Eze: This was a big chance for Eze to make the left wing his own but he didn't take it. Subbed at half-time. 5

Kai Havertz: Arsenal were poor going forward despite lots of the ball. Havertz did not offer much and was taken off. 5

Noni Madueke (on 46, Eze): Brought off the bench to add energy and spark to the attack. Scored the winning goal with a deflected effort. 7

Viktor Gyokeres (on 66, Havertz): Worked hard when he came off the bench. 6

Mikel Merino (on 66, Guimaraes): Tidy and composed in midfield. 6

Jurrien Timber (on 66, White): Provided a cross for a late Rice chance. 6

Subs not used: Meslier, Lewis-Skelly, Mosquera, Zubimendi, Dowman.

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