Arsenal tightened their grip on the Premier League title race with a ruthless 3–0 demolition of Sunderland at the Emirates Stadium, extending their lead at the summit and sending a clear warning to their rivals.
The breakthrough came just before the break when Martin Zubimendi unleashed a thunderous strike, setting the tone for a dominant second half. Enter Viktor Gyökeres — and the contest was over. The substitute forward ripped Sunderland apart with two clinical goals, including a late finish that capped a commanding, no-nonsense performance from the Gunners.
The victory underlined Arsenal’s authority and squad depth, with Gyökeres once again proving to be a devastating impact player as the title race intensifies.
Others: Big Wins, Big Statements
Manchester United 2–0 Tottenham Hotspur
United strengthened their hold on a top-four spot with a controlled win over Spurs. Bryan Mbeumo struck early, before Bruno Fernandes sealed it late, as Tottenham struggled after a first-half red card.
Chelsea 3–1 Wolves
Chelsea’s resurgence continued in style as Cole Palmer tore Wolves apart with a stunning first-half hat-trick, powering the Blues to a fourth straight league win and underlining their attacking revival.
Everton 2–1 Fulham
Everton showed grit and resolve to come from behind and defeat Fulham, collecting vital points as they push for mid-table stability.
With Arsenal pulling clear and United and Chelsea surging, the Premier League season is heating up fast. As February looms, the margins are tightening — and every point could prove decisive.
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