“Bruno Guimarães fires Arsenal into the lead with a right-footed strike from outside the box, just two minutes after the missed penalty.”
Pivotal“Bukayo Saka converts a stoppage-time penalty to double Arsenal's lead.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Arsenal made the trip to Sunderland and, despite trailing in shots and fouls conceded, controlled the game where it mattered - dominating possession at 57% and pulling away in the decisive moments. The game turned on a wild two-minute spell just after the hour: Sunderland were awarded a penalty when Dan Ballard was fouled, only for Enzo Le Fée to see his effort saved by David Raya, and Bruno Guimarães punished the miss almost instantly with a superb strike from outside the box. From there Arsenal's superior quality showed, with Bukayo Saka converting a stoppage-time penalty to make the game safe. Sunderland's afternoon was compounded by Reinildo Mandava's second yellow card in the closing seconds, capping a bruising night that saw eighteen fouls and eight bookings across the match. For Arsenal, this was a professional away win to maintain their title credentials, while Sunderland will rue the missed penalty as the moment that decided the contest.
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