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LONDON : When Reiss Nelson's piledriver bulged the net in the seventh minute of stoppage time to seal a thrilling 3-2 victory for Arsenal over Bournemouth on Saturday manager Mikel Arteta admits he lost all sense of control.
Here are your Manchester United evening headlines for Saturday, March 4.
SOUTHAMPTON: Carlos Alcaraz grabbed the only goal as Southampton beat Leicester City 1-0 at St Mary's Stadium on Saturday (Mar 4) to move off the bottom of the table with their second Premier League win in three matches under new manager Ruben Selles.
Arsenal recovered from conceding the second fastest goal in Premier League history as Reiss Nelson's stoppage-time strike gave the Premier League leaders a thrilling 3-2 win over Bournemouth after title rivals Manchester City beat Newcastle 2-0 on Saturday.
LONDON : Arsenal survived a massive scare in their pursuit of the Premier League title as they hit back from two goals down - the first one hit within 10 seconds of the start - to beat Bournemouth 3-2 with a last-gasp winner from Reiss Nelson in a rip-roaring contest in north London on Saturday.
LONDON : Arsenal staged a thrilling recovery to beat Bournemouth 3-2 and preserve their five-point cushion in the title race after champions Manchester City turned up the heat earlier on Saturday by beating Newcastle United.
Brighton kept their slim hopes of a top-four finish alive as they demolished West Ham 4-0 on Saturday afternoon. The south coast side hosted the Londoners, who did their target of Premier League survival no help as David Moyes’ side conceded three goals in the second half. Ad The home side went ahead on 18 minutes when Argentina international and 2022 World Cup winner Alexis Mac Allister opened the scoring from the spot, adding another goal for the season — his seventh of his club campaign — and likely solidifying interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs.
Mikel Arteta expressed pride in his Arsenal players after they came back from two goals down to beat Bournemouth in a 3-2 thriller he described as “mad”. The Premier League leaders went behind after just nine seconds and their task became even harder when Bournemouth doubled their lead with little more than half an hour left. Ad However, the Gunners launched a thrilling comeback as Thomas Partey and Ben White netted in the space of eight minutes, before substitute Reiss Nelson guided home the winner through a crowded box deep into injury time.