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Without making too much noise, Arsenal continued in the Premier League with a victory in Nottingham (1-2) on Tuesday evening, and found themselves alone in second, two points behind Liverpool.
Arsenal are doing a little better. In the wake of a 5-0 victory against Crystal Palace, Mikel Arteta’s team won on the field of Nottingham Forest (1-2) on Tuesday evening for the 22nd day of the Premier League. The Gunners are second in the standings, two points behind Liverpool, a leader who plays a shock against Chelsea on Wednesday. Five days before the Reds come to the Emirates Stadium!
The Londoners struggled for a long time with the Forest defense, but Gabriel Jesus, launched on a throw-in (!), ended up finding the fault by sliding the ball out of the reach of Matt Turner (65th). After his fourth goal in the PL, the Brazilian striker allowed Buyako Saka to double the lead (72nd).
Forest with Mangala…
The reduction in the gap signed by Taiwo Awoniyi was too late (89th). Forest are 16th and played with Orel Mangala against Arsenal (while an agreement was reached with OL for a transfer worth 27 million euros with three as a bonus).
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