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The Arsenal London team beat the Chelsea London team without a right to appeal on their own ground, with a score of 5-0, on Tuesday evening, in an outstanding game counting for the 29th stage of the English football championship, according to Agerpres.

“The Gunners” quickly opened the score at the Emirates Stadium, through Leandro Trossard (4), and then unleashed after the break, when they scored four more times, through Ben White (52, 70) and Kai Havertz (57, 65), former player of the team at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea, without its top scorer Cole Palmer (20 goals and 9 assists in the current edition of the Premier League), managed to cope with Arsenal’s attacks in waves only in the first half, but then collapsed when returning from the dressing room.

Following this victory, Arsenal accumulated 77 points and consolidated its position as leader of the standings, moving three lengths away from FC Liverpool, who will meet their compatriot Everton on Wednesday in the “Merseyside Derby” at the Goodison Park stadium .

The first matches of the 29th round of the English league were played last month and ended with the following results:

Saturday March 16

Luton Town – Nottingham Forest 1-1

They scored: Berry (89), respectively Chris Wood (34).

Burnley – Brentford 2-1

They scored: Bruun Larsen (10 – penalty), David Fofana (62), respectively Kristoffer Ajer (83).

Fulham – Tottenham Hotspur 3-0

They scored: Rodrigo Muniz Carvalho (42, 61), Lukic (49).

Sunday March 17

West Ham United – Aston Villa 1-1

They scored: Michail Antonio (29), respectively Zaniolo (79).

Tuesday, April 23

Arsenal London – Chelsea London 5-0

They scored: Trossard (4), Ben White (52, 70), Havertz (57, 65).

Wolverhampton – Bournemouth, Everton – Liverpool, Manchester United – Sheffield United and Crystal Palace – Newcastle are scheduled for Wednesday, while Brighton – Manchester City will be played on Thursday.

After 34 rounds, the English league standings are as follows:

1. Arsenal London 77 points (34 games)

2. FC Liverpool 74 (33 d)

3. Manchester City 73 (32 d)

4. Aston Villa 66 (34 d)

5. Tottenham 60 (32 j)

6. Newcastle 50 (32 d)

7. Manchester United 50 (32 j)