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Arsenal’s title hopes took a hit as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Fulham at Craven Cottage on Sunday afternoon. Despite dominating possession, the Gunners were unable to convert their chances, leaving them with just a point in a match they expected to win.

The game started brightly for Arsenal, who controlled the early exchanges. However, Fulham took a surprise lead through a well-taken header from Andreas Pereira, capitalizing on some slack defending. Arsenal responded with urgency, and their persistence paid off when Eddie Nketiah equalized midway through the second half, finishing off a well-worked move.

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Though Arsenal pushed for a winner in the final stages, they were unable to break down Fulham’s defense. The draw leaves them trailing leaders Manchester City, with their title challenge now under increasing pressure.

Talking Points

  • Missed Opportunities: Arsenal’s inability to convert several chances, particularly in the second half, proved costly. Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka both had opportunities to put the game beyond Fulham but were thwarted by some resolute defending and poor finishing.
  • Defensive Concerns: The Gunners’ defense was uncharacteristically vulnerable, particularly in the buildup to Fulham’s opener. With key fixtures approaching, Mikel Arteta will need to address these lapses to avoid further setbacks in the race for the title.
  • Fulham’s Resilience: Despite being outplayed for large portions of the game, Fulham were disciplined and organized, taking advantage of their opportunities when they arose. Manager Marco Silva will be pleased with his team’s resilience, especially after suffering a heavy defeat to Arsenal earlier in the season.
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Arsenal will need to bounce back quickly if they are to stay in contention for the Premier League title, with tough matches ahead in the coming weeks.

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