Arsenal vs Everton Highlights: Arsenal extend FIVE point lead in Premier League Table with Everton WIN

Arsenal vs Everton Highlights: Premier League Highlights – In the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal defeated Everton 4-0 thanks to two goals from Gabriel Martinelli. At the top of the Premier League Points Table, they pulled five points ahead of Manchester City. Everton’s struggles initially angered the hosts. They took control of the game when Bukayo Saka and Martinelli both scored goals just before halftime. They maximized their advantage over Manchester City by scoring two goals themselves and one goal from Martin Odegaard. Follow Premier League LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN

Arsenal vs Everton Highlights: Gabriel Martinelli BRACE, Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard on TARGET, Arsenal extend FIVE point lead in Premier League Table with Everton WIN – Check Highlights

Premier League Points Table

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Arsenal	25	18	3	3	56	23	+33	60	W W W L D
2	Manchester City	25	17	4	4	64	25	+39	55	W D W W L
3	Manchester United	24	15	4	5	41	28	+13	49	W W D W L
4	Tottenham Hotspur	25	14	3	8	46	35	+11	45	W W L W W
5	Newcastle United	23	10	11	2	35	15	+20	41	L D D D W

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Arsenal vs Everton Highlights: Gabriel Martinelli BRACE, Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard on TARGET, Arsenal extend FIVE point lead in Premier League Table with Everton WIN – Check Highlights

Title-chasing With a 4-0 hammering of relegation-threatened Everton on Wednesday at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal increased their advantage over the competition’s leaders to five points thanks to a brace from Gabriel Martinelli. Arsenal now has 60 points from 25 games, whereas City only has 55 following their home loss to City.

A FOURmidable team performance 🤩 pic.twitter.com/xLQ6yBvGtX

— Arsenal (@Arsenal) March 1, 2023

The hosts were initially upset by Everton’s struggles, but goals from Bukayo Saka and Martinelli just before halftime gave them the lead and allowed them to fully utilise the game they still had over Manchester City. In the 71st minute, captain Martin Odegaard made it 3-0 with a close-range shot, and Martinelli added his second of the game to complete the onslaught.

Arsenal vs Everton Highlights: Gabriel Martinelli BRACE, Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard on TARGET, Arsenal extend FIVE point lead in Premier League Table with Everton WIN – Check Highlights

Everton had genuinely appeared capable of gaining something from the game, but they have now only experienced one victory in their last 27 league trips to Arsenal. In February, in Sean Dyche’s first game in command, Everton upset Arsenal, and during the first 40 minutes of the game, they completely neutralised them.

But, after they fell behind, their 14th league loss of the year almost seemed inevitable. They are now third from the bottom with 21 points despite having played one more game than the clubs above them. But with halftime approaching, they gave in.

Dangerman Saka had been rather quiet, but when the opportunity presented itself, he erupted. He received a ball from Odegaard on the right edge of the penalty box, and with far too much time to turn, he hammered an angled shot into the roof of the net.

Arsenal vs Everton Highlights: Gabriel Martinelli BRACE, Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard on TARGET, Arsenal extend FIVE point lead in Premier League Table with Everton WIN – Check Highlights

Idrissa Gueye of Everton then gave Arsenal a second just before halftime. The Senegal midfielder was caught off guard when Saka stole the ball from him and sent it to Martinelli, who then slipped a shot past Jordan Pickford. A VAR ruling overturned an offside call that the visitors believed had saved them, and Arsenal entered the field at halftime amid chants of “we are top of the league” from the home crowd.

With only 17 league goals scored throughout the entire season, it appeared to be a difficult task for Everton to recover anything, and they gave very little after the break. Leandro Trossard’s cutback allowed Odegaard to score his team’s third goal, and Martinelli’s late goal after Eddie Nketiah’s assist established the gap between the teams.