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West Ham United beats Arsenal at Emirates Stadium

The game started unfavorably for the Gunners, with West Ham taking the lead in the 13th minute. Jarrod Bowen set up Tomáš Souček with a precise pass in the penalty area, and Souček finished with a well-placed shot into the middle of the goal. There was a moment of uncertainty about whether the ball had gone out of play before Bowen's assist, but after a VAR review, the goal was confirmed, putting Arsenal on the back foot early in the match.

Mavropanos Haunts Former Club

The situation worsened for Arsenal in the 55th minute when former Gunner Konstantinos Mavropanos, now with West Ham, made his mark. James Ward-Prowse delivered an excellent free-kick into the box, and Mavropanos rose highest to head the ball off the post and into the top right corner, doubling West Ham's lead.

Missed Penalty Adds to the Drama

In a late twist, former West Ham captain Declan Rice, now with Arsenal, conceded a penalty in the dying moments of the match. Said Benrahma stepped up for West Ham but failed to convert, sending his penalty in the hands of Raya. Despite this reprieve, Arsenal was unable to capitalize and mount a comeback.

Arsenal's Title Challenge Dented

This defeat is a significant blow to Arsenal's title aspirations. Having seen Liverpool secure all three points the day before, the loss means Arsenal now trails behind in the race for the Premier League crown. The Gunners will need to quickly regroup and address the issues that led to this setback. You can support the Gunners live with your own Arsenal tickets.