Premier League result, match stream and latest updates - Emi Buendia’s last-gasp goal thwarts Gunners as title hopes take hit

WHO: Arsenal vs Brentford WHAT: Premier League match day 14 WHEN: Wednesday, December 3rd, 2:30pm EST/11:30am PST/7:30pm GMT WHERE: The Emirates Stadium, London HOW TO WATCH: Broadcast live on the USA Network. Streaming on NBCSports.com

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Mikel Merino salvaged a 1-1 draw for Arsenal at 10-man Chelsea yesterday as the race for the English Premier League title tightened.

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.

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Martinez has quickly re-established his position as Villa’s No1 goalkeeper after failing to secure a summer exit amid strong links to Manchester United, though missed Wednesday night’s dramatic 4-3 win over Brighton despite initially being named in the starting lineup.

Arsenal have been hit with another damaging defensive setback as summer signing Cristhian Mosquera is expected to miss at least six weeks after suffering a complicated ankle injury in the midweek win over Brentford.

The Villa manager said he has not given much thought to any talk of title contention should they beat Arsenal on Saturday, insisting his focus remains on "each match". He stressed the importance of perspective, reminding his players how quickly things can shift, noting that "two months ago we were in the bottom".

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: Mikel Arteta said Arsenal s deeper squad was helping the Premier League leaders cope with their worst run of injuries as he prepares for

Mikel Arteta is wary of the fact Arsenal come into this match off the back of three huge games against Tottenham, Bayern Munich and Chelsea. In his press conference yesterday, he called on the Arsenal fans at Emirates Stadium to behave like “animals” and it is easy to see how this game could be a classic case of after the Lord Mayor’s show.