Leandro Trossard played a major role by scoring a goal and causing another in Arsenal’s victory against Leicester (4-2), Saturday as part of the 6th day of the Premier League.
Returning from suspension, Trossard scored the second goal for the Gunners (45th+1), just before the break, on a serve from Martinelli. Before that, the same Martinelli had put the Londoners in control (20th). Justin brought the tie back in the second half with a double (47th, 63rd), but Trossard forced Ndidi to score against his side following a corner in stoppage time (90th + 4). Replaced a few minutes later, the Red Devil saw Havertz seal the final score with a final goal (90th + 9).
At Stamford Bridge, Roméo Lavia briefly participated in the celebration of Chelsea, winner of Brighton 4-2. The midfielder entered the game in the 79th minute, while everything was decided in the first half. Cole Palmer scored a quadruple (21st from the penalty spot, 28th, 31st and 41st), to which Brighton could only oppose two goals from Rutter (7th) and Baleba (34th).
Orel Mangala started with Everton who beat Crystal Palace, 2-1. Guehi opened the scoring for the Eagles (10th) but McNeil scored twice after returning from the locker room (47th and 54th) to take away the three points. Mangala was replaced in the 83rd minute.
Mats Selz and Nottingham Forest were beaten 0-1 by Fulham, where Timothy Castagne plays. If the first started in the Forest cages, the second did not take off his tracksuit during the match.
In the standings, Arsenal are back level with Manchester City, leading with 14 points. Chelsea follows with 13 points. Fulham are 6th (11 points), Nottingham 9th (9 points) and Everton 15th (4 points).
