I’m really, really happy for him.”The Swede struck early as Arsenal started brightly, carving out a number of chances in an impressive first-half display. Gyokeres admitted the tempo dropped after the break, however, as the Gunners were unable to extend their lead. “In the second half we didn’t play as fast or as direct, so we didn’t create as much. AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement“Yes, we take the win,” Gyokeres added. But Gyokeres was keen to stress that domestic matters come first, with a testing Premier League trip to Leeds looming as Mikel Arteta’s side search for their first league win in four games.