Four players from Arsenal make record in Carabao Cup game with Bolton.

Young soccer star Ethan Nwaneri proved his worth on the field, scoring two goals for Arsenal in their match against Bolton on Wednesday night. But he wasn't the only one making waves that evening. In fact, four Arsenal players made history during the third-round Carabao Cup clash at the Emirates stadium.

Coach Mikel Arteta decided to switch things up for the game, making eight changes to the starting line-up after their previous match against Manchester City. This gave the opportunity for some of the younger players to shine, including 16-year-old goalkeeper Jack Porter. Alongside him, Nwaneri, Myles Lewis-Skelly, and Josh Nichols were also given a chance to prove themselves on the field.

These four players will now forever hold a special place in Arsenal's history, as they are the first to feature in a competitive game at the Emirates after the stadium opened in 2006. Their achievement did not go unnoticed, with former Gunners goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale sending a message of support to Porter before kick-off.

Arteta also had some words of praise for Lewis-Skelly, who made his debut in the previous match against City. The coach described him as a true competitor, always giving his all in every duel and constantly communicating with his team-mates. He also noted Lewis-Skelly's versatility, being able to play in multiple positions and adapt to different roles on the field.

Nichols also showed his skills on the field, being involved in Arsenal's opening goal against Bolton. His low cross into the box ended up hitting an opponent before finding Declan Rice, who scored for the team. But it was Nwaneri who stole the show, scoring two goals to secure a 3-0 victory for Arsenal.

It's clear that these young players have a bright future ahead of them, with Arteta already planning to use them in different positions in upcoming matches. He commended their intelligence, competitiveness, and desire to succeed at this level. And with their impressive performance against Bolton, it's safe to say that the future of Arsenal is in good hands.

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