Arsenal, though, got the job done against Wolverhampton Wanderers, and were able to put back t0-back defeats behind them.
More records were broken too, with Arsenal keeping a clean sheet in their sixth consecutive away league match for the first time in their history.
The timing of Trossard's toe-poke into the top corner was crucial, and it is not the first time he has produced at a similar moment in a game.
But as Arteta's second-most used substitute in the league this season (16 times), his record was much better off the bench - averaging a goal every 218 minutes as a starter, compared to one every 86 minutes as a substitute.
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