Arsenal midfielder Udegaard (26) started in the home game against West Ham, and was substituted with an injury in the 30th minute of the first half after suffering a injury.

On August 23rd, he was hit by a shoulder injury in the match against Leeds, and on September 13th, he again hurt his shoulder and left the match in the 18th minute of the first half, and according to the British BBC and others, this was the first time in Premier League history to be substituted before halftime in the third consecutive game of starting.

The team's team took the lead in the 38th minute of the first half after the captain was substituted, and in the 22nd minute of the second half, FW Saka scored an additional goal with a penalty kick, giving the team a comfortable victory of 2-0. He surpassed Liverpool to take the lead, but after the match, coach Arteta explained about Odegaard's condition, saying, “It seemed like he was in pain right away when his knees collided. I talked to him, but I'm not optimistic. I have no choice but to wait for the doctor to check.”

The manager also said, “He has been missing him for a variety of reasons since the start of the season. He's been injured twice in the shoulder, and this time. We're going to find a solution, but he's our captain and a player who will make a difference, especially in offensive terms. I hope he's not seriously injured.”