The Gunners are back in the Champions League after a six-year absence but have a squad that is still finding its feet in the competition, with several players having never played in it until this season.

That included the scorer of Arsenal's opening goal, Martinelli, but he will be thankful for Jesus' European experience, which showed in this performance.

Facing a hostile atmosphere at Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium, the Gunners needed their big players to step up and Jesus did just that with a superb display.

A Champions League runner-up with Manchester City in 2021, Jesus' assist for the opener was a thing of beauty as he brought the ball down and then spun to beat two players with one movement, before showing great vision to send Martinelli away with a perfect pass.

His goal in the second half gave the visitors the breathing space they needed as Sevilla piled on the pressure looking to rescue something from the game.

With three goals in three Champions League games this season, Jesus is a crucial player in Europe for the Gunners.

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