Arsenal Beat Chelsea 2-1

All three goals in the London derby came from corners. Arsenal's William Saliba opened the scoring with a header, before a Piero Hincapie own goal leveled things for Chelsea just before halftime. Jurriën Timber then headed in the winner for the Gunners in the 66th minute. The victory was a significant one for Arsenal in the title race, re-establishing their five-point lead over second-place Manchester City. For Chelsea, the loss ended a six-match unbeaten streak under their new manager, Liam Rosenior. The Blues also finished the match with 10 men after Pedro Neto was sent off for a second yellow card. Declan Rice was named man of the match for his commanding midfield performance, which included providing the assist for Timber's winning goal. Despite the loss, Chelsea captain Reece James was a standout, creating numerous chances with his crosses. Manchester United's climb to third came after a 2-1 comeback win against Crystal Palace. Bruno Fernandes was instrumental, equalizing from the penalty spot before assisting Benjamin Sesko for the winner. With his goal and assist, Fernandes has now recorded both in 18 different Premier League matches for Manchester United, surpassing David Beckham's previous club record of 17. The Portuguese midfielder also became only the third player in the club's history to reach 100 goals and 100 assists, joining legends Ryan Giggs and Wayne Rooney. The title race continues to heat up with a full slate of midweek fixtures. Arsenal will travel to face Brighton & Hove Albion on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Chelsea will look to bounce back when they visit Aston Villa on the same day.