Follow usArsenal continued their quest for a first Premier League title in two decades by claiming a crucial away win over Brighton, propelling them to the top of the table. Mikel Arteta’s side edged past title rivals Liverpool and Manchester City, seizing the top spot with a commanding performance.
The returning Bukayo Saka made an immediate impact, converting a first-half penalty after Tariq Lamptey fouled Gabriel Jesus, showcasing his composure under pressure. Despite Brighton’s efforts to level the score, David Raya’s heroic save denied Julio Enciso’s long-range attempt just before halftime, preserving Arsenal’s lead.
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In the second half, Kai Havertz further solidified Arsenal’s advantage, calmly slotting in from Jorginho’s assist to ease the nerves among the traveling Arsenal supporters. Former Brighton player Leandro Trossard threatened for the hosts, but Bart Verbruggen’s save kept Arsenal’s clean sheet intact.
Ultimately, it was Trossard who sealed the victory for Arsenal, confidently finishing a chance created by Havertz, securing a vital three points for the Gunners. With this win, Arsenal ascended to the top of the Premier League table, while Brighton’s European aspirations took a hit as they dropped to 10th place.
As Arsenal maintains their pursuit of Premier League glory, their victory over Brighton underscores their determination and resilience in the title race.
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