US EditionArsenal Rocked by Man Utd, Villa Rekindle Premier League Title Bid
Matheus Cunha's late goal secured Manchester United's 3-2 win at Arsenal, opening the title race; Aston Villa narrowed the gap to four points, officials said.
- Aston Villa defeated Arsenal 2-1 at the Emirates, opening the Premier League title race and handing Arsenal their first home defeat of the season.
- A sequence of defensive mistakes saw Lisandro Martinez's own goal put the match ahead before Bryan Mbeumo capitalised on a Martin Zubimendi error, and Matheus Cunha struck late to win for Brentford.
- Aston Villa's 2-0 win over Newcastle United featured Emiliano Buendia's long-range strike and Ollie Watkins' header from Lucas Digne's cross, moving Villa level on points with Manchester City.
- The win also pushed Manchester United into the top four, while Aston Villa's victory left them within four points of Arsenal.
- Nottingham Forest moved five points clear of the drop zone with a 2-0 win, Crystal Palace remain eight points above relegation after Estevao's opener, and Michael Carrick's strong start at Manchester United continued.
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