Topics: Jorginho, Gabriel Martinelli, Arsenal, Aston Villa, English Premier League
The Gunners twice came back from a goal down to end their three-game winless run in the Premier League, with Jorginho and Martinelli sealing the points in added time.

Arsenal kicked off Matchweek 24 in the Premier League with their early trip to Aston Villa and what a game this tie turned out to be!

The Gunners entered this game on the back of a three-game winless run, having surrendered the top spot to Manchester City after defeats to Everton and Guardiola's men, sandwiched by a 1-1 draw at home to Brentford.

And to make matters worse, Arteta's men started this Villa Park tie in the worst way possible. After only five minutes, the North London giants found themselves 1-0 down courtesy of a lovely goal from Ollie Watkins.

Bukayo Saka continued his fine goalscoring form and equalized for the visitors 11 minutes later but come the half-an-hour mark, the Claret and Blue were back in front, with Philippe Coutinho this time punishing Arsenal. As a result, the Gunners entered the break 2-1 down with several questions being asked of them.

However, come the second 45 minutes, the Premier League giants dialed up their performance tremendously and began putting the hosts under tons of pressure. After a couple of misses, Arsenal were rewarded at the hour mark as Oleksandr Zinchenko scored a vital equalizer, his first in an Arsenal shirt.

After squandering further crucial opportunities, the Gunners looked like they were headed for a disappointing draw. However, Jorginho had other ideas as he all but scored the decisive goal in the third minute of stoppage time — it went down as an Emiliano Martinez own goal but Jorginho's wonder strike was vital. Check it out in the clips below (videos are geo-restricted).

Then, in the dying seconds of the game, Gabriel Martinelli twisted the knife in Aston Villa's heart after burying the ball into an empty net to make it 4-2 as Emi Martinez had come out for a last-minute Aston Villa corner kick. 

Having come back from a goal down on two separate occasions, the Arsenal players and coaching staff understandably celebrated this victory thoroughly. This saw the Gunners temporarily move three points clear at the top and, more importantly, it ended their worrying winless run.