Arsenal player ratings vs Atletico Madrid: The Gunners are going to Budapest! Bukayo Saka on the spot to send Mikel Arteta's side to Champions League final on night to remember in north London

David Raya (7/10):

Didn't actually have that much to do but stepped up when called upon in the second half, while his distribution was decent throughout.

Ben White (7/10):

Played the ball in behind for Gyokeres that led to the deadlock being broken, and didn't really put a foot wrong defensively.

William Saliba (6/10):

A couple of tidy bits of defending to prevent Alvarez from getting away in the first half, but was so lucky that his wayward header didn't lead to Giuliano equalising.

Gabriel Magalhaes (7/10):

Did incredibly well to put off Giuliano without dragging him to the ground, and also managed to snuff out the danger after a Raya save soon after by getting his body in between the ball and his man.

Riccardo Calafiori (6/10):

The Italian retained his spot at left-back ahead of Hincapie and, as usual, always looked to get forward whenever he could. So lucky, though, that the whistle had already blown for a soft free-kick on Gabriel when he stamped on Griezmann in the area.

Myles Lewis-Skelly (7/10):

Got the nod ahead of Zubimendi after an impressive performance against Fulham at the weekend, and although he was very lucky to escape an early booking for hauling down Llorente, he turned in an incredibly accomplished display for a 19-year-old making just his second appearance in midfield for the Gunners.

Declan Rice (7/10):

Made a huge block to deny Giuliano a certain goal, while there were also a couple of sensational surges into Atletico territory - despite the fact that he was playing in a deeper role.

Eberechi Eze (4/10):

Picked in his preferred position but was really poor. If he'd not been caught in possession a few times, you'd have forgotten he was playing. Rightly replaced before the hour mark.

Bukayo Saka (7/10):

Quiet for the most part but, crucially, put Arsenal ahead just before the break with a tap-in after reacting quickest to Oblak's error. Unsurprisingly tired quickly in what was just his second start since returning from injury and was taken off in the 58th minute.

Viktor Gyokeres (7/10):

No surprise that the opening goal came after good work down the right-hand side from the Swede, as he'd been running the channels well right from the off. He also missed a gilt-edged opportunity to double his team's lead, but this was still a positive night for the much-maligned striker.

Leandro Trossard (7/10):

Played his part in the goal with a decent effort that Oblak couldn't hold and put in a serious shift down the left-hand side from a defensive perspective.

Martin Odegaard (6/10):

The fit-again captain came on midway through the second half for the ineffective Eze and helped Arsenal get over the line.

Noni Madueke (6/10):

Replaced Saka on the right wing and brought some real intensity with his pressing.

Piero Hincapie (6/10):

Created a glorious chance for Gyokeres shortly after taking over at left-back from Calafiori.

Martin Zubimendi (N/A):

Only took over in midfield for Lewis-Skelly in the closing stages.

Gabriel Martinelli (N/A):

Replaced Trossard with less than 10 minutes to go.

Mikel Arteta (8/10):

Picked a positive starting line-up and his gamble on Saka's fitness paid off with Arsenal's talisman producing a striker's finish just before the break. Also deserves great credit for putting his faith in Lewis-Skelly in such a massive game for the club.