'Cybersecurity incident' shuts down London Drugs stores across Western Canada
All 79 locations of pharmacy and retail chain London Drugs were shut down Sunday after it was the victim of a “cybersecurity incident.”
Arsenal maintained its perfect start to the season and its spot at the top of the Premier League table, with Gabriel Martinelli scoring a second-half winner in a 2-1 victory over Aston Villa on Wednesday.
Martinelli let the ball take a short bounce in the area from a Bukayo Saka cross and the Brazilian struck it high into the net to beat Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez in the 77th minute.
The goal canceled out a bizarre equalizer for Villa only three minutes earlier when Douglas Luiz took a corner and the ball curled in without anyone touching it to get the visitors back into the match.
Jesus opened the scoring in the first half, poaching a goal in the 30th minute after Martinelli flew down the left wing and passed to midfielder Granit Xhaka, whose cross deflected off a defender and toward Martinez.
The former Arsenal keeper weakly palmed the ball straight into the path of Jesus, who couldn't have had an easier tap-in.
The win means Arsenal is the only team in the league with a a full 15 points from five matches. The Arsenal fans have provided an electrifying atmosphere at the Emirates so far this season, and the players have been feeding off it.
Villa manager Steven Gerrard, on the other hand is under intense pressure already, with four defeats in five matches.
Arsenal should have put this one away much earlier after dominating much of the game and creating a number of scoring opportunities. The best of the chances was an unmarked Saka's near-post miss after a pinpoint cross from Martinelli in the 23rd. Other opportunities included a curling free kick from midfielder Martin Adegaard in the second half that nearly beat Martinez, and a long-range strike from Martinelli that forced a stellar save from the goalkeeper.
The intricate play of Adegaard makes this Arsenal team tick, but Xhaka's transformation from a defensive midfielder into a marauding playmaker has also boosted the Gunners' attack. It was his presence in the box that led to Jesus' goal.
Aston Villa resorted to tactical fouls throughout the first half to break up Arsenal's play through the middle and on the wings. It started in the first 30 seconds of the match, with Lucas Digne setting the tone with a foul along the touchline on Jesus before Jacob Ramsey was booked in the 13th for a strong tackle on Martinelli.
The visitors were in no rush to take the initiative, drawing boos from the home fans when players took their time during throw-ins and goal kicks. Their game plan was to sit back and try to hit Arsenal on the counterattack with long balls, but the threat only materialized in the 73rd when Leon Bailey's fierce shot forced Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale to make a fingertip save that led to Luiz's corner and subsequent goal.
There was no real Villa press for Arsenal to beat, with Ramsdale able to easily roll the ball to players in midfield at times. And it won't get easier for Gerrard, whose Villa side next faces champion Manchester City on Saturday.
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