Arsenal were thumped 3-0 by Brighton on Saturday with a poor performance seeing them fall to their first defeat of the season.
The defending Premier League champions started as you would expect, controlling the ball and putting pressure on the opposition before Pascal Gross struck the opener for the home side.
It was one-way traffic from there. Charalampos Kostoulas added a second before the break then Chema Andrés added a third just after half-time.
Here are ESPN's player ratings for Mikel Arteta's side.
Player ratings (1-10, 10 = best, 5 = average)
GK David Raya, 5 -- They were great strikes, but Raya will be disappointed with not getting down to the first two goals.
RB Jurriën Timber, 4 -- Lost track of Chema Andrés from the corner to hand Brighton their third. Didn't offer too much going forward in support of Saka either.
CB Ezri Konsa, 4 -- Couldn't get a grip on the game and looked uneasy at times. Brighton looked like they knew they could run at the centre backs and would have success all day long.
CB Gabriel Magalhães, 4 -- An afternoon to forget for the usually reliable centre back. Indecisive and non-committal when it came to the first two goals and it proved costly.
LB Riccardo Calafiori, 4 -- Caught out in possession on more than one occasion. Could have closed down Gross better for the first goal.
CM Declan Rice, 5 -- Below his high-level best. Looked a touch indecisive and off the pace for Brighton's second. Lost his cool a bit towards the end too.
CM Bruno Guimarães, 4 -- Started well but his influence on the game dropped off significantly towards the end of the second half.
LW Bukayo Saka, 6 -- Created some good chances including a great pass for Tzolis on the break in the first half but couldn't finish chances when it counted.
CM Martin Ødegaard, 5 -- Overrun in the midfield, had no control on the game but didn't have much in the way of support, to be fair. Didn't compete in the air for Brighton's third.
LW Christos Tzolis, 5.5 - Looked lively in the first few minutes with a couple of nice crosses but wasn't really noticeable after that.
ST Kai Havertz 6.5 -- Battled well on a day when he didn't get too much help up top. Tracked back at times too which fans love to see. Missed a one-on-one late in the match that could have given his side a consolation goal.
Substitutes:
Piero Hincapié (n/a)
Eberechi Eze (n/a)
Kepa Arrizabalaga (n/a)
Viktor Gyökeres (n/a)
Noni Madueke (n/a)
Mikel Merino, 5 -- Arteta would have hoped Merino's presence would shore Arsenal up but he could do little to stop Brighton's momentum.
Martín Zubimendi, 5 -- Brought on after an hour but struggled to get into the game.
Myles Lewis-Skelly (n/a)
Max Dowman (n/a) - Came on in the last 10 minutes but didn't get much of a chance to make a difference.