Arsenal secured their second-place position in the Premier League after narrowly beating Brighton 1-0 on Sunday. The match was played at Emirates Stadium and saw Arsenal's attacking prowess shine through as they dominated possession throughout.
The game started with Arsenal taking control early on, creating several chances for goal-scoring opportunities. However, Brighton managed to hold firm and kept the scoreline level until the final whistle.
In the 89th minute, Arsenal finally broke the deadlock when substitute Jack Grealish scored his first league goal since joining from Aston Villa last season. His header from close range put Arsenal ahead and secured the win for the Gunners.
This victory leaves Arsenal two points behind leaders Manchester City but still within striking distance of fourth-placed Chelsea, who are just one point behind them.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta praised his team's performance, saying: "It was a hard-fought game against a strong opponent. We showed resilience and determination, and that's what got us the result we needed."
Brighton manager Graham Potter was disappointed with the outcome, saying: "We gave everything we had, but it wasn't enough. We need to find a way to improve our defensive performance and get more goals."
With this win, Arsenal move closer to their long-term goal of winning the Premier League title. They now have four games left to play in the season, and if they can continue to perform well, they could potentially secure their top spot.