Arsenal failed to produce a winner against 10-man Chelsea, who picked up a notable 1-1 draw with the Premier League leaders at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

Moises Caicedo was then sent off, via the VAR, for a late challenge on Mikel Merino. Piero Hincapie, who started alongside Cristhian Mosquera at centre-back for Arsenal in place of the injured William Saliba, caught Trevoh Chalobah with his arm shortly after and was booked.

Opta’s supercomputer predicts the Premier League winner after Arsenal's narrow victory over Wolves. Arsenal is leading, followed by Manchester City and Aston Villa.

Arsenal’s win at the weekend was significant in itself, but events elsewhere have tightened the race for second place even further.Photo by Alex Davidson/Getty ImagesArsenal‘s 2-1 win over

A wrench was thrown into Arsenal’s plans before kick-off with William Saliba ruled out with a knock adding to their injury concerns. Cristhian Mosquera partnered Piero Hincapié in defence, while Viktor Gyökeres and Gabriel Jesus were both back in the matchday squad.

Arsenal lined up in a Premier League game without either Gabriel or William Saliba for just the second time in 162 games on Sunday after an injury to the Frenchman.

LONDON — The Chelsea vs Arsenal player ratings were intriguing to dish out as a wild and fiery London derby between title contenders played out at Stamford Bridge, and ended even. Moises Caicedo was sent off in the first half but 10-man Chelsea took the lead early in the second when Trevoh Chalobah headed home.

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CHELSEA have laughed off claims Arsenal stole a multi-million pound sponsor from them. The Gunners unveiled a partnership with Deel, a payroll and HR platform, and are tipped to make the company