Buendía Break Arsenal Hearts

Asran Rozain | Gogulan Dorairajoo | Keeshaanan Sundaresan

08-Dec-25 19:00

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Aston Villa delivered pure chaos and late-game magic, toppling Arsenal 2–1 in a thriller that blew the Premier League title race wide open. Villa Park erupted when Matty Cash smashed in the opener, but Arsenal clawed back as Leandro Trossard leveled the match and cranked up the tension. Just when it looked destined for a draw, Emiliano Buendía unleashed a stoppage-time dagger in the 95th minute, sending the stadium into bedlam and snapping Arsenal’s 11-game unbeaten run. It was Villa landing a knockout blow, Arsenal reeling from the hit, producing a finale that's the season's most dramatic so far.

We break down the action and much more here on Just For Kicks!

Produced by: Daryl Ong

Presented by: Kam Raslan

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Categories: football, sports

Tags: buendia, matty cash, just for kicks, arsenal, aston villa, liverpool, mo salah,

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