Arsenal scored two late goals against Steve Cooper’s Leicester City on Saturday afternoon to ensure they got the three points. 

The Gunners are now level on points with title rivals Manchester City after Pep Guardiola’s side dropped two points in a 1-1 draw with Newcastle United.

Arsenal went 2-0 up after goals from Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard in the first half. However, they quickly conceded to James Justin early in the second half with Justin netting again after 63 minutes.

Peppering the Leicester goal, the Gunners forced goalkeeper Mads Hermansen to make several fantastic saves before they could finally take the lead in the 94th minute thanks to a Wilfred Ndidi own goal.

Kai Havertz finished off the job after 99 minutes to make it 4-2 and put the Gunners just one point behind league leaders Liverpool.

Press the next page to see five things we learned from what became a tense afternoon at the Emirates Stadium.