Arsenal stage second-half comeback to draw level with Manchester City

Arsenal secured a crucial three points against Leeds in a match that saw them overcome a sluggish first-half performance to dominate after the interval. Manager Mikel Arteta's side faced a well-organised Leeds team that frustrated their attacking play in the opening 45 minutes, but the Gunners found their rhythm following the restart to claim victory.

The win leaves Arsenal level on points with Premier League leaders Manchester City, marking a significant moment in their campaign. The result represents part of a remarkable turnaround in form, with the north London club now boasting five victories from their last six outings.

Arsenal's ability to improve substantially after half-time demonstrated the tactical adjustments and character within Arteta's squad. Despite the initial difficulties against Leeds' compact defensive setup, the visitors' attacking prowess proved decisive in the second period, ultimately delivering the points needed to keep pace with City's title challenge.