Royal support news Gabriel Magalhaes heads home from a corner as Arsenal edge past Spurs and move past Liverpool to second, two points behind Newcastle City
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The first half was goalless, but the game was intense, with the referee issuing 7 yellow cards, especially when Jerrian Timber made a heavy tackle on Pedro Porro, almost causing a clash between the players of both teams.
Arsenal began to create more chances in the second half, and just after the hour mark, Bukayo Saka crossed from a corner for Gabriel Magalhaes to head home from the centre of the goal to put his team 1-0 ahead. Cristian Romero appeared to be pushed in the process, but there was no VAR warning.
Late in the game, Raheem Sterling was brought on to replace Gabriel Martinelli, but the visitors were dealt a blow when Bukayo Saka was injured and had to walk off the pitch himself.
In injury time, Spurs tried their best to attack but could not score a single goal. The game ended with Arsenal winning away at Spurs beautifully for the third year in a row and moving past Liverpool to become second place, trailing the defending champion, Manchester City, who have won 4 games in a row, by 2 points while Spurs have lost 2 games in a row.
