Arsenal come from behind to beat Chelsea for third straight Premier League win

Arsenal responded strongly to Chelsea's dominant start to the Premier League season with a 2-1 victory on Sunday at the Emirates Stadium. Mikel Arteta's side trailed shortly into the match when Morgan Rogers put Chelsea ahead with a goal in the second minute. However, the Gunners quickly showed they were a force to be reckoned with, equalizing through Kai Havertz in the first half and adding a winner via Martin Odegaard shortly after the interval.

This emphatic win underlined Arsenal's intent to end their long wait for back-to-back titles, a feat not achieved since the 1930s. Chelsea's failure to capitalize on their early advantage highlighted the defensive vulnerabilities that continue to plague the team. Rogers' second goal came after a misplaced clearance from an Arsenal free-kick, showcasing Chelsea's struggles in both attack and defense.

Arteta and Alonso, former childhood friends, have a long-standing relationship that has shaped their respective teams. Chelsea's failure to secure a win against a strong Arsenal side emphasizes the work that remains for the Blues to overcome their title drought, which has lasted since 2017.