"Arsenal avenged their only defeat in the last 25 games in all competitions earlier this month at Villa Park to take a firm grip of the title race. Doubts over Villa's ability to live with Arsenal and Manchester City over 38 games were realised as Unai Emery's men were blown away in the second half at the Emirates. After a tightly-contested first 45 minutes in which Villa had their chances through Ollie Watkins, Arsenal cut loose."
"Mikel Arteta's men could rely on a set-piece once more to break the deadlock when Gabriel Magalhaes outmuscled Emi Martinez to score on his return to the starting line-up from a hamstring injury. Martin Odegaard's fine through ball then teed up Martin Zubimendi to quickly double the Gunners' lead. Two quality strikes then rubbed salt in the visitors' wounds as Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Jesus fired in from outside the box."
"- Wolves snap losing streak - United wasted another chance at Old Trafford to boost their chances of a return to the Champions League next season. Joshua Zirkzee's deflected effort gave the Red Devils the lead, but Ladislav Krejci's header snapped Wolves' 12-game losing streak. Ruben Amorim's men remain in sixth, two points outside the top four."
Arsenal defeated Aston Villa 4-1 at the Emirates, ending Villa's 11-game winning run and opening up a five-point Premier League lead. Gabriel Magalhaes headed from a set-piece on his return from a hamstring injury, Martin Odegaard set up Martin Zubimendi, and Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Jesus added long-range strikes. Ollie Watkins scored a consolation for Villa, who were overwhelmed in the second half. Wolves earned a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford, Joshua Zirkzee gave Manchester United the lead before Ladislav Krejci equalised to snap Wolves' long losing streak. Chelsea were held 2-2 by Bournemouth and have won once in seven league games.
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