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Mikel Arteta offered positive updates on the status of his Arsenal squad after moving back into the top four with a win over West Ham.

Goals from Rob Holding and Gabriel, either side of Jarrod Bowen’s equaliser earned the Gunners a vital 2-1 win over the Hammers at the London Stadium. The result saw Arteta’s side move back above Tottenham in the race for Champions League football.

Spurs had leapfrogged their North London rivals prior to Arsenal getting underway, having beat Leicester City 3-1. But the Gunners hit straight back, with their destiny still firmly in their own hands with four games of the Premier League season remaining.

The only drawback on an otherwise positive afternoon was seeing Bukayo Saka and Takehiro Tomiyasu withdrawn with potential injuries in the second half. Tomiyasu was making his first start since January and lasted almost 80 minutes, whilst Saka was taken off in the closing stages.

However, Arteta has confirmed neither player has any lingering issues and both should be fit and available for the run-in. “Bukayo was fine, he was really fatigued and he has been through a little injury as well,” the Spaniard explained. “Tomiyasu is just that he had been out for so long and could not continue, but hopefully, he’s fine.”

Ben White missed out on the win over Hammers and will now be assessed ahead of Leeds United next Sunday. “Ben got injured against Manchester United, he felt a muscular problem