“James Justin fires Leeds United into a surprise lead with a right-footed finish from the right side of the box, latching onto Gabriel Gudmundsson's cross.”
Pivotal“Riccardo Calafiori levels for Arsenal with a close-range finish after Ben White's headed pass found him in the box.”
Pivotal“Bruno Guimarães, on just minutes after coming off the bench, smashes home from outside the box after Arsenal win a free kick, assisted by Declan Rice.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Leeds United silenced the Emirates when James Justin fired them ahead against the run of play on 55 minutes, finishing off a slick move started from a corner concession. Arsenal responded through sheer control, dominating possession at 58% and dangerous attacks 66-39, and it was Riccardo Calafiori who levelled things with a close-range finish after Ben White's header found him unmarked. The game turned when Mikel Arteta's triple substitution injected fresh legs, and within seven minutes Bruno Guimarães, barely on the pitch, curled home the winner from distance. For Leeds, the result continues a mid-table slog despite a battling display and 20 fouls committed in a physical approach, while Arsenal's comeback keeps their title credentials intact ahead of a crucial run of fixtures.
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Arsenal welcome Leeds United to the Emirates looking to bounce back from a shock home defeat, while Daniel Farke's unbeaten Leeds side arrive with the division's stingiest defence. A win for Leeds could lift them above Arsenal, turning this into one of the weekend's biggest Premier League tests.