Gabriel Martinelli has a shot blocked now after a questionable clearance by Antonin Kinsky.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's almost a case of too many cooks.

James Maddison looks up and sees four players, but they are all marked.

At the moment there is not the imagination which is needed.

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Aston Villa

Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers, speaking to Premier League Productions, said: "It's a big win. We knew beforehand we had to win and get through this drought away from home. It's such a tough place to come, and we were scraping in the second half but those wins are sweeter than the ones where you win comfortably.

"My job is to provide and Ollie [Watkins] movement is so good. He is so good at holding the ball up in the channels and taking the pressure off.

"We defended the box really well. We had to be strong and resolute and we were outstanding defensively. We've got three wins in the new year and we will keep pushing on."

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

When Spurs break it is a bit laboured, but the pace of Arsenal when they break is extraordinary.

Spurs are too static.

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About 15 minutes left here. Mikel Arteta shouts instructions to his players.

Chance for Spurs but Dominic Solanke's effort is blocked by Gabriel. Arsenal counter quickly and Declan Rice's shot is parried by Antonin Kinsky. Moments later the Czech gets down low to keep out Martin Odegaard's effort.

Pedro Porro plays it down the right and Brennan Johnson's cutback is behind Dominic Solanke - and cleared.

Lucas Bergvall volleys away the Arsenal corner.

A great feint and change of pace from Gabriel Martinelli to get into the Spurs box but he ends up going a bit wide and winning a corner.

All over and it is nine wins in a row for Newcastle thanks to Alexander Isak's double and an Anthony Gordon strike.

Wolves had no luck at all, but Newcastle are flying - they move into the top four.

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This was Aston Villa’s first away win in the Premier League since October at Fulham (3-1), ending a run of five successive defeats on the road. It was also their first away clean sheet in the competition since April 2024 at Arsenal, ending a run of 11 such outings without a shutout.

Marc Albrighton
Former Aston Villa and Leicester midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Huge three points on the road for Aston Villa. With their indifferent away form coming into the games plus everything around Everton and David Moyes and the enthusiasm they had, it is a big result.

They weren't at their best with the ball but defensively they were strong. They were resolute. Tyrone Mings and Ezri Konsa worked fantastically well together, putting their bodies on the line with last ditch tackles.

Then you have the quality of Ollie Watkins up top. He came up with the goods, the winning goal to seal the three points.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The management of the game has been better from Arsenal.

Martin Odegaard, when it comes to him it sticks - he never gives it away.

And that is that. It's six away games unbeaten for Crystal Palace and it's six Premier League defeats on the spin for a Leicester side rooted to the relegation zone. How do they get out of this mess?

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Dejan Kulusevski picks out James Maddison in the box. He can't really get a proper swing of his boot and just sort of pokes it towards goal. Saved, if it even counts as a save.

Wolves keep plugging away as they look to just get a consolation. Rayan Ait-Nouri's persistence gets him into the box where he finds Matheus Cunha, but the ball is trapped under his feet and he can't get a shot off.

Declan Rice's corner is cleared at the near post. Pedro Porro tries to get a counter going with a long ball but Arsenal keeper David Raya races a long way from home to boot it away.

Martin Odegaard finds Declan Rice in the box. He can't quite take it in his stride but still wins a corner off Archie Gray.