Chelsea Vs Arsenal, PL 24/25: Pedro Neto's Stunning Late Strike Helps 'Blues' End THIS 30-Month Barren Run

Chelsea Vs Arsenal: The London Derby once again ends in a draw as Pedro Neto rescues Chelsea at home with a stunning late strike. Read below for details.

Pedro Neto's strike ensures Chelsea remain in Top 3, as Chelsea managed to draw 1-1 against Arsenal at Stamford Bridge

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Chelsea Vs Arsenal: Chelsea and Arsenal share spoils in their Premier League 2024/25 Matchday 12 fixture as the London Derby at Stamford Bridge ends in a draw for a second straight season. 

Goals from Gabriel Martinelli and Pedro Neto resulted in a 1-1 draw, as both sides maintain their place in the Top 4 in the points table, but it is the 'Blues' who are above their London rivals on superior goal difference.

The points are shared at Stamford Bridge 😤#CHEARS pic.twitter.com/ySx0ax6alU

— Premier League (@premierleague) November 10, 2024

Pedro Neto's newly-discovered form is immesely helping Chelsea as he has now managed to score his first Premier League goal in a Chelsea shirt.

Watch Pedro Neto's stunning goal below:

Pedro Neto’s first #PL goal for Chelsea! 💥#CFC | #CHEARS pic.twitter.com/qMgptiJksq

— Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) November 10, 2024

With the draw, Chelsea fans can have a sigh of relief, as the club manages to end their 30-month barren run of not finishing in the Top 3 of the Premier League season after the conclusion of a Matchday.

Since the start of the 2022/23 season, Chelsea have endured a torrid run across all competitions and few managerial changes, as the former champions have failed to find a worthy replacement of Thomas Tuchel.

Enzo Maresca's arrival at the club has brought in some much needed stability as the 'Blues' are finally functioning as a united for the first time in a while.

Arsenal Stretch Winless Run To Four Matches In Premier League 2024/25

Arsenal's last 4 matches in the Premier League 2024/25 have ended in 2 draws and 2 defeats, as the latest run of fixtures are now alarming for Mikel Arteta's side, who are in their conquest of winning a first league title in more than 20 years.

Arsenal's last title win was back in the 2003/04, where the iconic 'Invincibles' side broke series of records under the tenure of legendary manager, Arsene Wenger.

Defeats to AFC Bournemouth and Newcastle United, followed by conceding late equalisers to Chelsea and Liverpool have resulted in Gunners languishing 4th in the table, 9 points behind league-leaders Liverpool.