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Arsenal twice battled back from behind as an injury-time own goal from Emiliano Martinez helped them to a hard-fought victory at Aston Villa and breathed new life into their Premier League title bid.
Arsenal scored twice in stoppage time after coming from behind twice to beat Aston Villa 4-2 to keep their Premier League title hopes alive. Mikel Arteta, who handed Leandro Trossard his debut, saw his side go behind early on after a fine finish from Ollie Watkins for his fourth goal in four games. Ad The Gunners responded well and equalised 11 minutes later when Tyron Mings could only head the ball into the path of Bukayo Saka who rifled the ball into the roof of the net.
Arsenal twice battled back from behind as an injury-time own goal from Emiliano Martinez helped them to a hard-fought victory at Aston Villa and breathed new life into their Premier League title bid.
Arsenal fought back to grab a dramatic late win at Aston Villa to send out a message that they are still well in this Premier League title race.
Mikel Arteta believes the wider football fanbase want his Arsenal side to pip Manchester City to the Premier League title.
Mikel Arteta has claimed that most neutral fans would rather see his Arsenal side lift the Premier League title in May than “favourites” Manchester City. The Spaniard’s comments came ahead of the Gunners’ trip to Aston Villa on Saturday, as they prepare to right the wrongs and regain the top spot following a 3-1 defeat to Pep Guardiola’s side in north London on Wednesday night.
Arsenal fans would have taken their current situation at the start of the season despite surrendering the Premier League lead, says Peter Crouch, but the ex-England striker thinks the Gunners don’t have the squad depth needed to win the title. Mikel Arteta’s side have enjoyed a superb domestic campaign so far but were caught by Manchester City in midweek when they lost 3-1 to their title rivals at the Emirates.
Video assistant referee Lee Mason has left Professional Game Match Officials Limited [PGMOL] by mutual consent and will no longer officiate on Premier League games.