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Arsenal strengthened their grip on the Premier League title race with a convincing 3–0 victory over Sunderland at the Emirates Stadium, extending their lead at the summit to nine points for the first time since the final day of their 2003–04 title-winning campaign. Goals from Martin Zubimendi and a second-half brace from Viktor Gyökeres ensured Mikel Arteta’s side capitalised on rivals dropping points while maintaining their formidable home form. Arsenal kicked off without Gy

Arsenal will look to continue their impressive recent run when they welcome Sunderland to the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, with momentum firmly on their side across both domestic and cup competitions. Mikel Arteta’s side arrive in confident mood after securing their place in the EFL Cup final with a comprehensive aggregate victory over Chelsea earlier this week. That success followed a dominant 4-0 Premier League win away at Leeds United, a result that helped steady the ship

West Ham United host Sunderland this Saturday at the London Stadium, with both sides coming into the fixture off morale-boosting Premier League victories. West Ham secured an important win over Tottenham Hotspur in their last outing and will be targeting back-to-back league victories as they fight for survival. Sunderland, meanwhile, arrive in confident mood after a 2–1 home win against Crystal Palace, a result that lifted them to ninth in the table on 33 points. The stakes,