Arsenal End Fulham Jinx in England Premier League

Arsenal secured a 1-0 win against Fulham at Craven Cottage, ending a three-match winless run at the venue. Leandro Trossard scored in the 58th minute, giving the Gunners their fifth consecutive victory in all competitions. The win strengthens Arsenal’s lead over Manchester City by three points as they push for their first England Premier League title since 2004 under Mikel Arteta.

As the Premier League season continues to heat up, Arsenal secured a crucial 1-0 win against Fulham, ending their recent struggles at Craven Cottage. The victory, sealed by Leandro Trossard’s close-range goal in the 58th minute, marked Arsenal’s fifth consecutive win in all competitions. The Gunners now sit three points ahead of second-placed Manchester City, with Liverpool four points behind before their clash with Manchester United.

Last season, Arsenal managed only one point from their away fixtures at Newcastle, Fulham, and at home to West Ham, but this term they have already collected nine points from nine in these matches, highlighting their improved consistency. Manager Mikel Arteta emphasized the importance of overcoming difficult fixtures and maintaining a winning mindset, noting the team’s maturity in handling a tight contest. A potential penalty for Bukayo Saka was overturned by VAR after it was confirmed that Fulham substitute Kevin touched the ball first, frustrating Arteta on the touchline.

Another concern remains Sweden striker Viktor Gyokeres, who has now gone seven matches without scoring in the Premier League despite his strong work rate and previous success at Sporting Lisbon. Overall, the win demonstrates Arsenal’s intent to break their runner-up streak and aim for their first league title since 2004.