Arsenal resume in a grand style as they beat West Ham United in the second half comeback 3-1 in the boxing day Premier League matches.
Said Benrahama scored his 27th minutes penalty to put the West Ham United in front of the 1st half break. The Gunners needed to respond just after the break, Bokayo Saka levels it on the 53rd minutes for the host
After five minutes of equalizing Gabriel Martinelli score the second goal for the Gunners to be up by 2-1. Eddie Nketiah who’s first goal for the Gunners was canceled by VAR in the 5th minutes of the game, seals the show by scoring his first Premier League goal for the season in the 69th minutes from a close range to ensure Arsenal stays on the top.
Arsenal are currently leading Manchester City by eight points clear on the League table. Mikel Arteta calls the Gunners win as special.
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