Overview
- Arsenal beat West Ham 1-0 on Sunday after Leandro Trossard scored in the 83rd minute and a stoppage-time equaliser was ruled out on review.
- The goal was overturned when VAR Darren England sent referee Chris Kavanagh to the monitor, who judged Pablo had fouled goalkeeper David Raya at a corner.
- The result leaves Arsenal on 79 points from 36 matches, five ahead of Manchester City on 74 from 35, with two Arsenal wins enough to clinch the title.
- West Ham remain third from bottom and a point behind Tottenham, whose game in hand against Leeds on Monday could widen the gap in a tight survival fight.
- Mikel Arteta praised the officials’ “bravery” for applying the law under pressure, while West Ham players and staff questioned the consistency of VAR decisions.