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Emile Smith Rowe gives three-word Arsenal verdict after huge Chelsea victory

Chelsea 2-4 Arsenal - Match in Pictures (Chelsea Version)

Chelsea 2-4 Arsenal - Match in Pictures (Arsenal Version)

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Premier League Top Four Race Reaction | Antonio Conte, Ralf Rangnick, Mikel Arteta & David Moyes

Arsenal have had a tough few weeks since their return from the international break. Defeats to Crystal Palace, Brighton and Southampton dented their top-four push, however they responded in style in midweek.

A huge win over London rivals Chelsea in their game in hand took the Gunners level with Tottenham in fourth. It was a frantic game at Stamford Bridge as four goals were scored in the first half.

Eddie Nketiah and Emile Smith Rowe gave Mikel Arteta ’s side the lead twice, only to be pegged back by Timo Werner and Cesar Azpilicueta. The second half saw the away side take control though, as Nketiah scored his second of the match before Bukayo Saka calmly slotted a penalty home in the last few minutes of the game.

Every word Mikel Arteta said on Saka's penalty, Nketiah's display and top-four hopes

Arteta came out after the game to say he was proud of how his side performed: “I said to them if you want to be playing Champions League football you have to come to these big stages and beat the top teams. Tonight we’ve done it and I’m really proud of them tonight, but I’m more proud of how they’ve reacted to every defeat over the past few weeks.”

One of the key performers on the night was Smith Rowe. His finish took everyone by surprise

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