Arsenal fights back but drops more points
Arsenal recovered from two goals down late on to draw 3-3 with bottom side Southampton, but the Premier League leader ultimately dropped points for a third game running.
After squandering 2-0 leads to draw 2-2 in its past two games, Arsenal found itself behind by that same scoreline inside 14 minutes in a thrilling contest at Emirates Stadium.
Carlos Alcaraz took advantage of an Aaron Ramsdale error inside 27 seconds and former Gunner Theo Walcott added a second, before Gabriel Martinelli pulled one back before half-time.
Duje Caleta-Car added a third for Southampton, but Martin Odegaard's strike was followed up by Bukayo Saka's 90th-minute leveller, leaving Arsenal five points ahead of Manchester City, which it faces on Thursday (AEST), having played two games more.
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