Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey was in action for Arsenal in their 3-0 in over Bournemouth on match week three of the Premier League.
Partey lasted the entire duration of the game as the Gunners cruise to a comfortable victory to continue their perfect start and rise to the top of the table.
Arsenal took an early lead in the 5th minute of the game through captain Martin Odegaard who tapped in after Bournemouth keeper Mark Travers had saved Gabriel Martinelli's low strike.
The Norway midfielder struck again shortly after when he nabbed the ball off Jesus' toes to sweep a clinical left-footed finish past the helpless Cherries keeper.
Arsenal bided their time before sealing the win but did it in style when the impressive Saliba elegantly found the top corner from the edge of the penalty area.
Jesus was then denied a deserved goal by a tight VAR review that ruled him just offside from Odegaard's clever through ball.
It is the first time Arsenal have won their opening three fixtures since the 2004/05 season.