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Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-2 with dramatic injury-time winner

Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-2 with dramatic injury-time winner-Highlights

Maybe this is Arsenal’s season after all. The Gunners completed one of the most thrilling comebacks of the Premier League season, overturning a 2-0 deficit at home to relegation-threatened Bournemouth and emerging winners 3-2 on a goal deep in stoppage time.

Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-2 with dramatic injury-time winner

Substitute Reiss Nelson scored a stunning winner in the eighth minute of stoppage time to leave the visiting Cherries stunned.

Bournemouth scored the second fastest goal from the start of a match in Premier League history, taking the kickoff down to the Arsenal box and scoring through Philip Billing.

The visitors proceeded to absorb the Arsenal attacks, thanks in part to a big double save by Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto, and they threatened to score a second. That second goal came on a corner kick in the second half and it looked like Arsenal might be staring just a fourth defeat on the season.

Live Premier League Table

Pos Team Points Matches
Played
Goals
Scored
Goal
Difference
1. Arsenal 63 26 59 +34
2. Man City 58 26 66 +41
3. Man United 49 24 41 +13

 

Arsenal vs Bournemouth final score

1H 2H Final
Arsenal 0 3 3
Bournemouth 1 1 2

Goals:
BOU — Philip Billing (Dango Ouattara) — 1st min.
BOU — Marcos Senesi (Joe Rothwell) — 57th min.
ARS — Thomas Partey (Smith Rowe) — 62nd min.
ARS — Ben White (Reiss Nelson) — 70th min.
ARS — Reiss Nelson — 98+ min.

Lineups:

Arsenal (4-3-3, right to left): 1-Ramsdale (GK) — 18-Tomiyasu (4-White, 46′), 12-Saliba, 6-Gabriel, 35-Zinchenko — 8-Odegaard, 5-Partey, 21-Vieira (34-Xhaka, 84′) — 7-Saka, 19-Trossard (10-Smith Rowe, 22′; 24-Nelson, 69′), 11-Martinelli

Bournemouth (5-4-1, right to left): 13-Neto (GK) — 15-A. Smith, 6-Mepham, 3-Stephens, 25-Senesi, 33-Zemura (2-Fredericks, 65′) — 11-Ouattara (10-Christie, 82′), 14-Rothwell (4-Cook, 70′), 29-Billing, 24-Semenyo (32-Anthony, 65′) — 9-Solanke.

98th min.: Goal Arsenal! Reiss Nelson does it! A corner kick was cleared out to him at the top of the box and he takes a quick control and fires a beauty of a shot to win it for Arsenal.

Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-2 with dramatic injury-time winner-Highlights
Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-2 with dramatic injury-time winner-Highlights

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