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A 3-0 victory for Brighton at the Emirates. That's three straight wins here. It started with in CISO with the opening goal to put a big dent in Arsenal's title ambitions. And it was sealed by Endav late on as the pressure mounted on Mikhail Arteta and then a Stupignan added a third to put Brighton on the brink of Europe but effectively

end Arsenal's title challenge and the game went mostly Brighton's way they had 12 shots

six of which were on target compared to two for Arsenal the quality of the chances was there

their XG was 1.78 compared to 0.79.

Azzar had more touches in the Brighton box and more passes in the final third.

But it was what happened when they had the ball in that area that made the difference.

41% possession is the lowest that Arsenal have had at home in the Premier League all season.

And that means that Arsenal have had at home in the Premier League all season. And that means that Arsenal's title challenge is effectively over.

They are four points behind Manchester City,

and Arsenal only have six to play for.

But Brighton have ambitions of their own,

and they will be hoping to be playing in Europe next season.

These were the celebrations as they made their way back into the dressing room,

knowing that they've moved up into sick place and have a game in hand on the teams above them.

Dennis Undav and Jason Steele are with Jeff Shreaves.

Jason, Dennis, you came into this game looking to make up for last week.

Did you do that and some?

Yes, I think we showed a good reaction after the defeat from last week against Everton.

And the three points are big points and we're happy that we got the points and we got the win.

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