FA Cup holders Arsenal won the Community Shield for a second season in a row as they beat Premier League champions Chelsea at Wembley.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scored the winner with a powerful drive into the top corner with his weaker left foot.
Ramires headed wide unmarked from Loic Remy's cross as Chelsea failed to hit the target before the break.
Eden Hazard skied a chance over the bar before Oscar's free-kick was parried wide by Arsenal debutant Petr Cech.
It was the first time the former Chelsea goalkeeper had been called into action - after 68 minutes of play - and soon after he comfortably held on to Kurt Zouma's header.
Arsenal went close late on through Santi Cazorla and Kieran Gibbs in a match where both sides looked rusty a week before their Premier League opener.
Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho

Wenger finally beats the 'Special One'

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger finally had reason to celebrate against Jose Mourinho's Chelsea having failed to win in any of his previous 13 attempts.
In February 2014 the Chelsea boss called his opposite number a "specialist in failure", and then in October the Gunners boss shoved his rival during a heated touchline quarrel.
Oxlade-Chamberlain's stunning strike was Arsenal's first goal against Chelsea for 506 minutes, as the Gunners ended the Blues' eight-match unbeaten run against them.
Chelsea though can argue they are a week behind Arsenal in terms of preparation, with Italian side Fiorentina visiting Stamford Bridge in their final pre-season match in midweek.

Man of the match - Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

The England international looked dangerous on the ball every time he was in possession, on the right of a three behind the lone striker. His goal was a stunning strike with his weaker foot.

Who is ready for the Premier League?

Pre-Season Record: Chelsea have not won any match in pre- season














Arsenal ended last season with 20 wins from 27 matches in all competitions, a win ratio of 74% compared to Chelsea's 58%, and continued where they left off on Sunday.
The Gunners, who have already won two pre-season tournaments, have only added goalkeeper Petr Cech to their ranks this summer but his calm defensive presence will boost hopes of ending their 11-year wait for the title.
Both sides struggled to create a lot going forward at Wembley, although Olivier Giroud's introduction for Theo Walcott in attack after the break saw Arsenal look more of a threat offensively.
Chelsea, without last season's top scorer Diego Costa due to injury, were also toothless before the break with Loic Remy not threatening as the lone striker.
Last season's Premier League champions have not won a match in pre-season but will believe second-half substitute Radamel Falcao, making his debut, and Costa will improve their attacking threat.