Tottenham Hotspurs Vs Arsenal: Gabriel's Header Seals Bragging Rights For Gunners In North-London Derby
Arsenal Win North-London Derby: Mikel Arteta's men seal second North-London Derby win of 2024. Here are the details. Read below.
Arsenal Win North-London Derby: The Gunners have sealed the Bragging Rights in the North-London Derby on Sunday, as Arsenal beat Tottenham Hotspurs 1-0 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in their Premier League 2024/25 Matchday 4 fixture.
In a violent fixture which saw 7 yellow cards awarded inside the first-half, it took Gabriel's thumping header via a beautful delivery from Bukayo Saka to seal the deal for Mikel Arteta's men, as the Arsenal defender's goal in the 64th minute proved to be the winner.
Gabriel has now scored 15 Premier League goals in his career, and 10 of those have been via a header.
Watch Gabriel's winning goal here:
Another goal from a set-piece for the Gunners 🔴#Gabriel is set free and he doesn't miss a header 💪🏽
— Star Sports Football (@StarFootball) September 15, 2024
An excellent ball in front #Saka 👀🔥
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With the win, Arsenal now move above Liverpool to go second in the table, and now sit only two points behind Manchester City. This win also marks that Arsenal have now scored 23 goals from set-pieces in the Premier League since the start of 2023, the most by any team in the period.
Three of Arsenal's last four goals against Spurs have come from corners 💥
— Premier League (@premierleague) September 15, 2024
The Gunners have scored the most goals in the Premier League from set-pieces since the start of last season... 23! 😯
✨ The Nicolas Jover effect ✨ pic.twitter.com/t2A7Uthh7q
Tottenham Hotspurs Vs Arsenal, Premier League 2024/25 | As It Happened
It was an evenly-poised fixture from the start itself, as both sides were involved in quick counter-attacks. Arsenal made a complete mess of their two golden chances inside the first 25 minutes, as Gabriel Martinelli failed to score the opener and break the deadlock in the North-London Derby.
What grabbed the headlines at the end of the first-half was not any particular incident or a goal, but the fact that Tottenham Hotspurs received 5 yellow cards, which led them to create an unwated piece of history.
The second-half was relatively less violent, as Jorginho's yellow card in the 49th minute was the last card to be awarded by referee Jarred Gillett during the fixture.
The decisive moment came in the 64th minute, as Bukayo Saka delivered in a peach of a delivery from the corner, and Gabriel met the ball within 4 yards off the goal line, and his bullet header ended up in the back of the net, as Arsenal took the lead and the away fans went berserk.
Desperate crosses from the home side in the final minutes did not trouble Arsenal as they walked-off comfortable 1-0 winners.
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