Arsenal Edge Chelsea in London Derby

0:00Here's more MLS news for March 1st. Arsenal grab a 2-1 win over Chelsea in their London derby at the Emirates, pulling five points clear at the top of the Premier League. The Gunners equaled the all-time record with 16 goals from corners this season, thanks to strikes from Williams-Saleva and Jury in Timber. Meanwhile, Chelsea slipped to sixth after picking up their ninth red card of the campaign. Chelsea actually looks sharper for much of the game, especially in open play where they limited Arsenal to low chances. Pedro Netto saw red laid on, handing Arsenal the edge with 10 men against them. The Blues equalized earlier, but couldn't hold on against the Gunners set peace threat. Fans and pundits are buzzing about Arsenal's reliance on dead balls, which account for over a third of their non-penalty goals. Chelsea supporters are frustrated too, as nine different players have been sent off this season, matching a grim record. Coaches on both sides emitted set pieces decided it all. Deeper stats show Arsenal averaging just 1.1 expected goals from open play per game,

1:04fifth best in the league. Chelsea's young backline held firm until the red card, hinting at promise under their manager if discipline improves. Looking ahead, Arsenal's lead feels fragile without better attacking flow, while Chelsea must fix their red card habit and set peace woes the climb. Back up. Both teams show strengths, but old flaws told the show. This episode is supported by our sponsor, C Details in the Description. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.