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Head boy Merino delights Gunners as Chelsea toil
The Independent
|March 17, 2025
Arsenal brought their three-game winless run in the Premier League to an end with a 1-0 victory over Chelsea at the Emirates to strengthen their grip on second place.
Mikel Merino’s clever header in the 19th minute settled a London derby that will not live long in the memory, the stand-in number nine looping Martin Odegaard’s corner in at the far post as Mikel Arteta’s side rekindled memories from earlier in the season of their effectiveness and cunning at set-pieces.
Chelsea, playing for the first time in the league without the injured Cole Palmer, were by contrast completely bereft of ideas, the slow, timorous approach that has characterised recent nervy wins lacking the bite to trouble Arsenal, who had little problem keeping the ball from them. It is now four wins from the last 13 in the league for Enzo Maresca’s fourth-placed side, who continue to stumble through their bid to reach the Champions League.
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