Another match at Wembley, another win for Arsenal.

On Sunday afternoon, Arsenal beat Chelsea 4-1 on penalties after drawing 1-1 over 90 minutes.

It wasn’t the most spectacular win in the world but we got the job done and all four of our penalty-takers – Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Olivier Giroud, Theo Walcott and Nacho Monreal –  found the back of the net with ease.

The win should give us some belief going forward, which, after finishing fifth last season, we need.

We also got to see the best of some of our new signings – Kolasinac scored his first goal – as well as the worst of our tactical decisions.

However, it’s all a learning curve and it looks as if we’re approaching somewhere near ‘ready’ for our first Premier League match against Leicester on Friday.

With one or two new signings, we might actually look pretty convincing. Although, don’t we always say that?

So, what did we learn from Arsenal’s Community Shield win over Chelsea?

2. Sead Kolasinac is a beast

I may have said this more than once but the left-back is a monster.

Not only was he generally amazing against Chelsea but he scored the equaliser to take it to penalties – his first in red and white.

Arsenal’s German-born Bosnian defender Sead Kolasinac (R) celebrates with Arsenal’s Swiss midfielder Granit Xhaka, scoring the team’s first goal during the English FA Community Shield football match between Arsenal and Chelsea at Wembley Stadium in north London on August 6, 2017. (IAN KINGTON/AFP/Getty Images)