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Gyokeres converted his 20th consecutive league penalty as Arsenal claimed a 1-0 win over Everton, moving top of the Premier League on Christmas Day.
- Arsenal moved top of the Premier League on Saturday after a 1-0 win over Everton at Hill Dickinson Stadium and will head into Christmas in first place.
- A handled clearance by Jake O'Brien from a Declan Rice corner prompted referee Samuel Barrott to award a penalty, while Everton missed Iliman Ndiaye and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, weakening their attack.
- Gyokeres has converted all 19 league penalties, while Arsenal produced 1.81 expected goals from 13 shots and managed two shots on target.
- The result shifted the title race as Mikel Arteta, Arsenal manager, celebrated, while Jake O'Brien will be left to rue his error that decided the contest.
- Intense central play and VAR scrutiny produced key moments, with Declan Rice leading possession, Tim Iroegbunam winning duels, Everton's VAR penalty claim denied, and SIX minutes added.
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Premier League 2025-26: Arsenal On Top of Points Tally Heading into Christmas; Liverpool, Manchester City Secure Big Victories
Viktor Gyokeres' first-half penalty conversion in the 27th minute sealed the top spot for the Gunners. In other fixtures, a brace from Erling Haaland (5th and 69th minute) and a strike from Tejjani Reinjders (38th minute) helped Manchester City climb upto second spot. Liverpool also climbed up to fifth spot in the points table with a 2-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur, Premier League 2025-26: Arsenal On Top of Points Tally Heading into Christmas; Li…
In the house of Everton, Arsenal dominated and created more danger, but he just suffered, with Gyökères to assume the role of penalty hero (0-1). Gunners returned to Christmas isolated in the first place.
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