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Arsenal Thrash Man City 5-1 to Keep Title Hopes Alive

WorldClass NewsBy WorldClass NewsFebruary 2, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Arsenal produced a stunning performance at the Emirates Stadium, thrashing Manchester City 5-1 in a statement victory that keeps their Premier League title ambitions alive.

The Gunners wasted no time asserting their dominance, with captain Martin Ødegaard finding the net just over a minute into the match after capitalizing on a defensive lapse from City’s Manuel Akanji.

 Despite Manchester City responding in the second half through Erling Haaland’s powerful header in the 55th minute, Arsenal quickly regained control.

Thomas Partey restored the lead with a deflected strike from outside the box, and teenage sensation Myles Lewis-Skelly made history by scoring his first senior goal with a composed finish. 

The floodgates opened from there, with Kai Havertz finishing off a slick counter-attack before substitute Ethan Nwaneri put the game beyond doubt with a stunning left-footed effort in stoppage time.

With this emphatic victory, Arsenal, as observed by WorldClass247News sports desk, closes the gap on league leaders Liverpool to just six points, keeping their title hopes firmly within reach.

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