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Arsenal vs Chelsea 3-1 Highlights Download: English Premier League (EPL) – May 2nd, 2023.
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The Arsenal vs Chelsea’s match started with full attacking forces.
Space for Xhaka on the left. He fizzes a low cross infield for Odegaard, who opens his body and steers a powerful rising shot towards the top-left corner, off the underside of the bar, and in. Kepa threw a hand at it but had no chance.
Kante did well to play Chilwell in on goal. Ben struck his shot on the run with plenty of power, but Ramsdale pulled off a good save.
Zinchenko creams a long pass down the left wing for Xhaka, who wins another corner. This one’s taken quickly before a cross is whipped in for Saka, who guides a clever header towards the top right.
Kepa gets behind it but can’t hold on. He does enough to claw the ball off the line, and his defenders eventually mop up the remaining mess.
Ben Chilwell left footed shot from the left side of the box is saved in the centre of the goal. Assisted by N’Golo Kanté.
Sterling has the chance to launch a counter but clanks the ball into the nearest defender. Chelsea are struggling to retain possession. Two-pass moves are at a premium.
The Blues will probably be thinking we might have cut out the low cross to unmarked Odegaard. Kepa managed to get a touch on the well-struck shot but not enough to keep it out.
Xhaka’s persistence down the left earns a corner off Fofana. Arsenal play it short, back up the wing. Trossard loops long towards Gabriel, on the right-hand edge of the six-yard box. Just too high, goal kick, but that training-ground move nearly paid dividends.
Arsenal returned to the top of the Premier League with a 3-1 win over Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium as the visitors slumped to a sixth consecutive loss under Frank Lampard.
The Gunners came into the game looking to put their 4-1 thrashing by title rivals Manchester City behind them and they did so in emphatic style in a completely one-sided first half.
Martin Odegaard scored the first two goals, twice capitalising on dismal Chelsea defending to dispatch Granit Xhaka crosses, with Gabriel Jesus then adding the third from close range.
Mikel Arteta’s side should have been totally out of sight by the time Noni Madueke pulled a goal back for Chelsea midway through the second half, but it proved to be only a consolation for the 12th-placed visitors, whose season continues to plumb new depths.