Arsene Wenger: This is what it means for Alexandre Lacazette to score after 15 minutes into his debut

Arsenal supervisor Arsene Wenger was charmed after Alexandre Lacazette scored his first objective for the club.

It didn't take ache for the Frenchman to locate the back of the net as he got off the stamp for the Gunners only 15 minutes into his introduction.

Wenger was additionally brimming with commend for Danny Welbeck regardless of the striker's missed punishment right on time in the second half.

"It is imperative for him to get that [first goal] off his shoulders since you hope to score on the off chance that you are a striker," Wenger told journalists.

"You could see that he was upbeat however by and large what we were searching for was to play at pace and to build up our aggregate amusement and for long stretches in the diversion that was very bravo.

"We had extreme resistance since they battled for each ball yet by the day's end their goalkeeper was the man of the match.

"[Danny Welbeck?] I would state that he worked hard.

"He made many shots in the principal half and was so quick to score that occasionally he searched excessively for control.

"He put into the diversion what we expect of him. He's an extraordinary cooperative person and I anticipate that him will have huge season. He was out for such quite a while, to the point that I trust this will be a positive season for him."