LONDON -- If Arsenal's starters don't get you, the finishers probably will.
Lille were firmly in Tuesday's UEFA Champions League game for an hour or so and then a three-goal blitz in seven minutes settled things emphatically.
There were similarities here to last weekend's 2-1 win in the Premier League over Leeds United. The visitors were the better side, but Arteta made a triple substitution shortly after Arsenal took the lead, and his team went on to win.
Lille were not as front-footed as Leeds, but they carried a threat on the break and Arsenal were struggling to break them down until Jurriën Timber marked his first home start since March with a clever touch in the box to free himself and dink a delightful finish over Lille goalkeeper Berke Özer from a tight angle.