Superb Guimaraes goal helps Arsenal fight back against Leeds

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Jess Anderson, Neil Johnston & Emlyn Begley

The camera shows a Sunderland fan yawning. Understandable so far for entertainment levels.

I'm sure Brighton fans will be exhausted too – it's a six-hour drive.

2216Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Is Chelsea's lead the quickest 2-0 lead in Premier League history? It must be up there…

6619Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingNizaar KinsellaBBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Bournemouth have settled into this match finally and are knocking the ball around well and penning Chelsea into their own half.

It has prompted frustration from some Blues supporters for their team trying to play safe passes.

However, having failed to get a clean sheet against Premier League opposition, manager Xabi Alonso is gesturing for calm as his side begin to be tested.

318Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Yes their team is leading, but Chelsea fans have been here before this season.

They will not relax until their team get another goal or two.

The Blues just cannot keep a clean sheet.

357Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Jordan Henderson is Chelsea's oldest English goalscorer in the Premier League (36 years and 115 days) since John Terry against Watford in May 2017 (36 years and 159 days).

10231Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Brentford win a corner after a promising attack. They pile bodies forward and are causing problems at the moment.

The set-piece is swung in but eventually Villa clear.

7113Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Sunderland's best chance of the game. Enzo le Fee whips a ball into the near post which is met by Wilson Isidor, but deflected wide for a corner. The corner is cleared.

5612Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Bournemouth are going to struggle this season. Haven't won a Premier League game yet and losing Andoni Iraola has damaged them massively. Given they also play in Europe too I wouldn't be shocked if they are at least in a relegation battle come the end of season.

9783Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing A first attempt on target and it comes from the boot of Jaden Philogene.

628Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Pascal Gross lays the ball off to Charalampos Kostoulas, who absolutely leathers the ball straight at Kevin Danso's head. Good, but sore, block by the Sunderland defender.

5112Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Chelsea have scored 20 times in seven-and-a-bit league and cup matches. But can they keep a rare Premier League clean sheet?

Emi Martinez has yet to be seriously tested.

11236Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Wilson Isidor is playing on but seems to keep holding his side. Sunderland will hope it's just a knock that will pass soon.

3028Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing That's decent!

After a quiet start, Julio Enciso lets fly from outside the box but it's agonisingly wide.

That's the closest Ipswich have come.

10633Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing There was just 88 seconds between Yehor Yarmoliuk opener (09:58) and Nicolas Jackson's equaliser (11:26).

18332Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Sunderland striker Wilson Isidor seems to be struggling a bit. Brian Brobbey was injured during the international break so they could do without this.

3026Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingMichael BrownFormer Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at Gtech Community Stadium

How good are Chelsea and how well are Bournemouth going to respond? If I was the manager I would be thinking, do I need to make a change?

7149Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing It's got a bit of bite to it this one.

A couple of 'on the edge' tackles and a bit of needle.

1449Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Stadium of Light, more like Stadium of Wind. Ha ha, no but it is windy here.

A few crosses and long balls are causing more issues than you'd expect.

5934Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing The clocks go back in two weeks and 36-year-old Jordan Henderson certainly turned back the clock with that finish to give Chelsea the perfect start. A beauty by the former Liverpool captain.

11535Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing Hang on a minute!

It's good play around the box from Aston Villa with John McGinn at the heart of it. He holds the ball up and finds Emi Buendia, whose deflected cross reaches Nicolas Jackson and the striker finishes well his right foot.

1185256Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingThe Player Rater cannot be displayed in your browser. Please enable JavaScript or try another browser.Player of the matchNumber: 39 Bruno GuimarãesAverage rating 7.37Arsenal (active)Leeds UnitedNumber: 39 Bruno GuimarãesAverage Rating: 7.37Number: 33 R. CalafioriAverage Rating: 6.82Number: 41 D. RiceAverage Rating: 6.50Number: 1 David RayaAverage Rating: 6.43Number: 8 M. ØdegaardAverage Rating: 6.21Number: 15 E. KonsaAverage Rating: 6.10Number: 6 Gabriel MagalhãesAverage Rating: 6.02Number: 4 B. WhiteAverage Rating: 5.92Number: 14 V. GyökeresAverage Rating: 5.92Number: 7 B. SakaAverage Rating: 5.84Number: 5 P. HincapiéAverage Rating: 5.80Number: 12 J. TimberAverage Rating: 5.78Number: 49 M. Lewis-SkellyAverage Rating: 5.73Number: 20 N. MaduekeAverage Rating: 5.72Number: 23 Mikel MerinoAverage Rating: 5.54Number: 29 K. HavertzAverage Rating: 5.44Back to team tabsNumber: 24 J. JustinAverage Rating: 7.01Number: 9 D. Calvert-LewinAverage Rating: 6.92Number: 3 G. GudmundssonAverage Rating: 6.77Number: 22 A. TanakaAverage Rating: 6.74Number: 4 E. AmpaduAverage Rating: 6.64Number: 18 A. StachAverage Rating: 6.55Number: 5 T. MuharemovićAverage Rating: 6.47Number: 2 J. BogleAverage Rating: 6.44Number: 30 N. ElvediAverage Rating: 6.40Number: 19 N. OkaforAverage Rating: 6.21Number: 1 J. TraffordAverage Rating: 6.15Number: 23 J. BahoyaAverage Rating: 5.74Number: 15 J. BijolAverage Rating: 5.72Number: 14 L. NmechaAverage Rating: 5.72Number: 11 B. AaronsonAverage Rating: 5.68Number: 10 H. WilsonAverage Rating: 5.67Back to team tabsAfter the opportunity to rate players has closed, the score displayed represents the average from all the submissions by BBC Sport users.

Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Arsenal have won 10 of their last 11 Premier League meetings with Leeds

Arsenal produced an excellent second-half fightback to put their title defence back on track, as they marked their return to Premier League action with a hard-fought victory over Leeds United.

Having begun their reign as champions with four consecutive wins, conceding just a single goal, the Gunners were left to stew over a humbling 3-0 loss to Brighton during the three-week international break.

Terrifically organised in defence and brave in attack, Leeds were fully deserving of their opener once it arrived 10 minutes after half-time.

James Justin sent the travelling support into raptures, in an away fixture they have not celebrated a league victory in since May 2003, when he slammed in from Gabriel Gudmundsson's pull-back.

Arsenal appeared uninspired and unsettled but found a much-needed quick response when Riccardo Calafiori converted at close range after being teed up by Ben White.

Accompanied by an immediate triple change by Mikel Arteta, which included the introduction of £75m summer addition Bruno Guimaraes, the atmosphere at a restless Emirates Stadium was transformed.

Guimaraes completed the comeback eight minutes later with an assured finish from the edge of the penalty area, rounding off a wonderful, free-flowing move by the home side.

That meant Arsenal closed the gap to leaders Manchester City, who remain top on goal difference before travelling to Anfield to face Liverpool on Sunday (16:30 BST).

Below-par Arsenal produce champion recoveryIn contrast to the tumult and change afflicting their main title rivals this season, Arsenal's position as favourites to win back-to-back league trophies for the first time since 1935 is founded in the club's stability.

Already the current longest-serving manager in the English top flight following Pep Guardiola's departure at Manchester City, Arteta would surpass a decade in charge of the Gunners should he see out the new contract which he signed this week.

While Arsenal were far from the level Arteta has come to expect from his team on Saturday, their revival over the final half hour meant they have still lost back-to-back Premier League games only once under the Spaniard since the start of 2024.

The Arsenal boss will now hope this recovery, over one of the league's most in-form outfits, will mark a return to the performances which preceded Brighton.

The hosts showed early intent but struggled for rhythm during a frustrating first half, in which their confident opponents created the better chances.

David Raya produced fine saves from strikes by marauding wing-backs Jayden Bogle and Gudmundsson, while Kai Havertz' tame header stood as Arsenal's only attempt on target by half-time.

But Calafiori's equaliser released the tension, and Arsenal's superior squad depth ultimately told as Guimaraes proved hugely influential following his introduction.

Martin Odegaard should have made the final scoreline more comfortable but failed to finish from Declan Rice's pass into the six-yard box in the closing stages.

It has been an excellent start to the season for Leeds, and the positive feeling around the team will not be harmed by this defeat.

While there will be disappointment at the result, a five-game unbeaten league start – the club's first in the top flight since 2001 – has given Daniel Farke's side the perfect platform from which to press on from their 14th-place finish last season.

Fortified in defence by the summer arrivals of goalkeeper James Trafford and centre-back Tarik Muharemovic, they had still conceded a joint-league low of three goals after a first hour in which they had bettered the champions.

The Gunners were caught offside four times in the first 16 minutes, with White twice guilty of mistiming his run in attempting to beat a well-drilled Leeds back line.

Leeds' tenacity in defence was personified by midfielder Ao Tanaka's refusal to yield to Bukayo Saka's trickery before ending an Arsenal attack with a disciplined tackle during the first half.

Having been denied on several occasions by Raya, who also had to scramble back to keep out a looping Ethan Ampadu header after failing to clear a cross, Leeds looked well-placed to end their long wait for a win at Arsenal following their breakthrough.

But Farke's side ultimately could not reassert themselves once the momentum flipped.

Premier League TableOn Saturday 10th OctoberSearchSkip to table keyMatch Participants:Arsenal, Position 2, Points 15Leeds United, Position 6, Points 9TeamPlayedWonDrawnLostGoals ForGoals AgainstGoal DifferencePointsForm, Last 6 games, Oldest first1Manchester City5500135815No ResultWResult WinWResult WinWResult WinWResult WinWResult Win2Arsenal6501105515WResult WinWResult WinWResult WinWResult WinLResult LossWResult Win3Brighton & Hove Albion63211651111No ResultWResult WinLResult LossDResult DrawWResult WinWResult Win4Brentford6240115610No ResultWResult WinDResult DrawDResult DrawDResult DrawWResult Win5Chelsea63121212010No ResultWResult WinWResult WinLResult LossDResult DrawLResult Loss6Leeds United62318539WResult WinDResult DrawDResult DrawWResult WinDResult DrawLResult Loss7Liverpool52307439No ResultDResult DrawDResult DrawWResult WinDResult DrawWResult Win8Everton52306339No ResultWResult WinDResult DrawDResult DrawDResult DrawWResult Win9Hull City52216428No ResultWResult WinWResult WinDResult DrawDResult DrawLResult Loss10Newcastle United52219908No ResultDResult DrawWResult WinDResult DrawLResult LossWResult Win11Ipswich Town6213711-47No ResultWResult WinLResult LossLResult LossWResult WinLResult Loss12Manchester United51228805No ResultLResult LossWResult WinDResult DrawLResult LossDResult Draw13Nottingham Forest512245-15No ResultLResult LossDResult DrawDResult DrawWResult WinLResult Loss14Sunderland6123610-45No ResultLResult LossWResult WinDResult DrawLResult LossLResult Loss15Aston Villa6123510-55No ResultLResult LossLResult LossDResult DrawLResult LossWResult Win16Crystal Palace5113611-54No ResultLResult LossLResult LossWResult WinLResult LossDResult Draw17Fulham603358-33No ResultLResult LossLResult LossLResult LossDResult DrawDResult Draw18Bournemouth6033610-43No ResultLResult LossDResult DrawDResult DrawDResult DrawLResult Loss19Coventry City5104110-93No ResultLResult LossLResult LossLResult LossLResult LossWResult Win20Tottenham Hotspur502328-62No ResultLResult LossLResult LossDResult DrawDResult DrawLResult LossView latest Premier League tableKeyPosition 1, 2, 3, 4 : UEFA Champions LeaguePosition 5 : UEFA Europa LeaguePosition 18, 19, 20 : RelegationLast Updated 10th October 2026 at 15:12

Number11, Raya, GoalkeeperRayaNumber44, White, DefenderWhiteNumber1515, Konsa, DefenderKonsaNumber66, Gabriel Magalhães, DefenderGabriel MagalhãesNumber3333, Calafiori, DefenderCalafioriNumber4141, Rice, Defensive MidfielderRiceNumber4949, Lewis-Skelly, Defensive MidfielderLewis-SkellyNumber77, Saka, Attacking MidfielderSakaNumber88, Ødegaard, Attacking MidfielderØdegaardNumber2020, Madueke, Attacking MidfielderMaduekeNumber2929, Havertz, StrikerHavertzStarting lineupNumber11, Raya, GoalkeeperDavid Raya Number3333, Calafiori, DefenderR. Calafiori P. Hincapié 82', substituted for P. Hincapié at 82 minutesNumber66, Gabriel Magalhães, DefenderGabriel Magalhães Number1515, Konsa, DefenderE. Konsa Number44, White, DefenderB. White J. Timber 63', substituted for J. Timber at 63 minutesNumber4949, Lewis-Skelly, Defensive MidfielderM. Lewis-Skelly Bruno Guimarães 63', substituted for Bruno Guimarães at 63 minutesNumber4141, Rice, Defensive MidfielderD. Rice Number2020, Madueke, Attacking MidfielderN. Madueke Number88, Ødegaard, Attacking MidfielderM. Ødegaard (c), Captain84', Yellow Card at 84 minutesMikel Merino 90', substituted for Mikel Merino at 90 minutesNumber77, Saka, Attacking MidfielderB. Saka Number2929, Havertz, StrikerK. Havertz V. Gyökeres 63', substituted for V. Gyökeres at 63 minutesSubstituteshome team, ArsenalNumber1313, Arrizabalaga, SubstituteKepa Arrizabalaga Number5656, Dowman, SubstituteM. Dowman Number1010, Eze, SubstituteE. Eze Number3939, Bruno Guimarães, SubstituteBruno Guimarães Number1414, Gyökeres, SubstituteV. Gyökeres Number55, Hincapié, SubstituteP. Hincapié Number2323, Merino, SubstituteMikel Merino Number1212, Timber, SubstituteJ. Timber Number3636, Zubimendi, SubstituteMartín Zubimendi away team, Leeds UnitedManager: Daniel Farke

Number11, Trafford, GoalkeeperTraffordNumber2424, Justin, DefenderJustinNumber3030, Elvedi, DefenderElvediNumber55, Muharemovic, DefenderMuharemovicNumber22, Bogle, MidfielderBogleNumber44, Ampadu, MidfielderAmpaduNumber2222, Tanaka, MidfielderTanakaNumber33, Gudmundsson, MidfielderGudmundssonNumber1818, Stach, Attacking MidfielderStachNumber1919, Okafor, Attacking MidfielderOkaforNumber99, Calvert-Lewin, StrikerCalvert-LewinStarting lineupNumber11, Trafford, GoalkeeperJ. Trafford Number55, Muharemovic, DefenderT. Muharemović 59', Yellow Card at 59 minutesNumber3030, Elvedi, DefenderN. Elvedi J. Bijol 86', substituted for J. Bijol at 86 minutesNumber2424, Justin, DefenderJ. Justin 78', Yellow Card at 78 minutesL. Nmecha 79', substituted for L. Nmecha at 79 minutesNumber33, Gudmundsson, MidfielderG. Gudmundsson Number2222, Tanaka, MidfielderA. Tanaka 36', Yellow Card at 36 minutesH. Wilson 71', substituted for H. Wilson at 71 minutesNumber44, Ampadu, MidfielderE. Ampadu (c), Captain38', Yellow Card at 38 minutesNumber22, Bogle, MidfielderJ. Bogle J. Bahoya 86', substituted for J. Bahoya at 86 minutesNumber1919, Okafor, Attacking MidfielderN. Okafor B. Aaronson 71', substituted for B. Aaronson at 71 minutesNumber1818, Stach, Attacking MidfielderA. Stach Number99, Calvert-Lewin, StrikerD. Calvert-Lewin away team, Leeds UnitedNumber1111, Aaronson, SubstituteB. Aaronson Number2323, Bahoya, SubstituteJ. Bahoya Number2626, Bard, SubstituteM. Bard Number1515, Bijol, SubstituteJ. Bijol Number4444, Gruev, SubstituteI. Gruev Number88, Longstaff, SubstituteS. Longstaff Number1414, Nmecha, SubstituteL. Nmecha Number1010, Wilson, SubstituteH. Wilson Number1616, Zetterer, SubstituteM. Zetterer Arsenal (active)Leeds Unitedhome team, ArsenalManager: Mikel Arteta

Number11, Raya, GoalkeeperRayaNumber44, White, DefenderWhiteNumber1515, Konsa, DefenderKonsaNumber66, Gabriel Magalhães, DefenderGabriel MagalhãesNumber3333, Calafiori, DefenderCalafioriNumber4141, Rice, Defensive MidfielderRiceNumber4949, Lewis-Skelly, Defensive MidfielderLewis-SkellyNumber77, Saka, Attacking MidfielderSakaNumber88, Ødegaard, Attacking MidfielderØdegaardNumber2020, Madueke, Attacking MidfielderMaduekeNumber2929, Havertz, StrikerHavertzStarting lineupNumber11, Raya, GoalkeeperDavid Raya Number3333, Calafiori, DefenderR. Calafiori P. Hincapié 82', substituted for P. Hincapié at 82 minutesNumber66, Gabriel Magalhães, DefenderGabriel Magalhães Number1515, Konsa, DefenderE. Konsa Number44, White, DefenderB. White J. Timber 63', substituted for J. Timber at 63 minutesNumber4949, Lewis-Skelly, Defensive MidfielderM. Lewis-Skelly Bruno Guimarães 63', substituted for Bruno Guimarães at 63 minutesNumber4141, Rice, Defensive MidfielderD. Rice Number2020, Madueke, Attacking MidfielderN. Madueke Number88, Ødegaard, Attacking MidfielderM. Ødegaard (c), Captain84', Yellow Card at 84 minutesMikel Merino 90', substituted for Mikel Merino at 90 minutesNumber77, Saka, Attacking MidfielderB. Saka Number2929, Havertz, StrikerK. Havertz V. Gyökeres 63', substituted for V. Gyökeres at 63 minutesSubstitutesNumber1313, Arrizabalaga, SubstituteKepa Arrizabalaga Number5656, Dowman, SubstituteM. Dowman Number1010, Eze, SubstituteE. Eze Number3939, Bruno Guimarães, SubstituteBruno Guimarães Number1414, Gyökeres, SubstituteV. Gyökeres Number55, Hincapié, SubstituteP. Hincapié Number2323, Merino, SubstituteMikel Merino Number1212, Timber, SubstituteJ. Timber Number3636, Zubimendi, SubstituteMartín Zubimendi away team, Leeds UnitedManager: Daniel Farke

Number11, Trafford, GoalkeeperTraffordNumber2424, Justin, DefenderJustinNumber3030, Elvedi, DefenderElvediNumber55, Muharemovic, DefenderMuharemovicNumber22, Bogle, MidfielderBogleNumber44, Ampadu, MidfielderAmpaduNumber2222, Tanaka, MidfielderTanakaNumber33, Gudmundsson, MidfielderGudmundssonNumber1818, Stach, Attacking MidfielderStachNumber1919, Okafor, Attacking MidfielderOkaforNumber99, Calvert-Lewin, StrikerCalvert-LewinStarting lineupNumber11, Trafford, GoalkeeperJ. Trafford Number55, Muharemovic, DefenderT. Muharemović 59', Yellow Card at 59 minutesNumber3030, Elvedi, DefenderN. Elvedi J. Bijol 86', substituted for J. Bijol at 86 minutesNumber2424, Justin, DefenderJ. Justin 78', Yellow Card at 78 minutesL. Nmecha 79', substituted for L. Nmecha at 79 minutesNumber33, Gudmundsson, MidfielderG. Gudmundsson Number2222, Tanaka, MidfielderA. Tanaka 36', Yellow Card at 36 minutesH. Wilson 71', substituted for H. Wilson at 71 minutesNumber44, Ampadu, MidfielderE. Ampadu (c), Captain38', Yellow Card at 38 minutesNumber22, Bogle, MidfielderJ. Bogle J. Bahoya 86', substituted for J. Bahoya at 86 minutesNumber1919, Okafor, Attacking MidfielderN. Okafor B. Aaronson 71', substituted for B. Aaronson at 71 minutesNumber1818, Stach, Attacking MidfielderA. Stach Number99, Calvert-Lewin, StrikerD. Calvert-Lewin SubstitutesNumber1111, Aaronson, SubstituteB. Aaronson Number2323, Bahoya, SubstituteJ. Bahoya Number2626, Bard, SubstituteM. Bard Number1515, Bijol, SubstituteJ. Bijol Number4444, Gruev, SubstituteI. Gruev Number88, Longstaff, SubstituteS. Longstaff Number1414, Nmecha, SubstituteL. Nmecha Number1010, Wilson, SubstituteH. Wilson Number1616, Zetterer, SubstituteM. Zetterer Close ModalMatch OfficialsReferee: Paul TierneyVideo Assistant Referee: Tony HarringtonAssistant Referee 1: Richard WestAssistant Referee 2: Steven MeredithFourth Official: Oliver LangfordAssistant VAR Official: Nick GreenhalghMatch momentumGraph view (active)Table viewArsenal

Explainerclose panelExplainerHigh chance of scoring

Match momentum measures the swing of the match by comparing each team’s threat to see who is more likely to score within that minute. The momentum value is the difference between each team’s most dangerous moment, or team threat, in that minute.

Match momentum measures the swing of the match by comparing each team’s threat to see who is more likely to score within that minute. The momentum value is the difference between each team’s most dangerous moment, or team threat, in that minute.

ARS58.2%LEE41.8%Arsenal 58.2%Leeds United 41.8%xGArsenal 2.5768Leeds United 0.67552.58xG0.68ShotsArsenal 13Leeds United 1113Shots11Shots on targetArsenal 6Leeds United 56Shots on target5Total touches inside the opposition boxArsenal 34Leeds United 16ARS3416LEEGoalkeeper savesArsenal 4Leeds United 44Goalkeeper saves4Aerial duels wonArsenal 17Leeds United 2217Aerial duels won22Fouls committedArsenal 12Leeds United 2012Fouls committed20CornersArsenal 3Leeds United 43Corners4Distance coveredArsenal 123.4 (Km)Leeds United 123.23 (Km)123.4Distance covered (Km)123.23Arsenal covered 0.14% more distanceRunningArsenal 19.01 (Km)Leeds United 19.65 (Km)19.01Running (Km)19.65High-speed RunningArsenal 7.44 (Km)Leeds United 7.71 (Km)7.44High-speed Running (Km)7.71SprintingArsenal 2.96 (Km)Leeds United 3.17 (Km)2.96Sprinting (Km)3.17In-depth match statsAttackShotsArsenal 13Leeds United 1113Shots11Shots on targetArsenal 6Leeds United 56Shots on target5Shots off targetArsenal 4Leeds United 34Shots off target3Attempts out of boxArsenal 5Leeds United 45Attempts out of box4One-on-one attemptsArsenal 1Leeds United 11One-on-one attempts1Total offsidesArsenal 7Leeds United 47Total offsides4ExpectedxGArsenal 2.5768Leeds United 0.67552.58xG0.68xG from open playArsenal 2.5064Leeds United 0.56872.51xG from open play0.57xG from set playArsenal 0.0704Leeds United 0.10670.07xG from set play0.11xAArsenal 1.15565Leeds United 0.3229551.16xA0.32DistributionTotal passesArsenal 513Leeds United 354513Total passes354Pass accuracy %Arsenal 85Leeds United 78.285Pass accuracy x.2Backward passesArsenal 72Leeds United 6872Backward passes68Forward passesArsenal 167Leeds United 150167Forward passes150Total long ballsArsenal 46Leeds United 5846Total long balls58Successful final third passesArsenal 163Leeds United 45163Successful final third passes45Total crossesArsenal 15Leeds United 2315Total crosses23DefenceTotal tacklesArsenal 12Leeds United 1012Total tackles10Won tackle %Arsenal 66.7Leeds United 6066.7Won tackle `Fouls committedArsenal 12Leeds United 2012Fouls committed20Total yellow cardsArsenal 1Leeds United 41Total yellow cards4Total clearancesArsenal 25Leeds United 1925Total clearances19Head to HeadSeason so farPremier League