Gabriel Martinelli threw his arms out in celebration before he scored against Aston Villa on Saturday as the winger slotted home Arsenal's fourth.<br /><br />The Gunners won a thrilling match 4-2 after goals despite trailing twice in the game, and have now moved back on top of the Premier League.<br /><br />It wasn't Arsenal's greatest performance as they trailed twice following goals from Ollie Watkins and a superb team goal finished off by Phillipe Coutinho but found themselves level after an hour thanks to strikes from Bukayo Saka and Oleksandr Zinchenko.<br /><br />They then took the lead for the first time with a bizarre own goal in injury time, as Jorginho's thundering strike from outside the box came down off the crossbar and bounced in off Emiliano Martinez in the Villa goal. <br /><br />Martinelli added another after the home side pushed everyone up for a final attack, as he ran through on goal completely unopposed and was able to celebrate before scoring. <br /><br />The Brazil international's goal came off the bench after he was dropped in favor of Leandro Trossard.<br /><br />Despite a tricky performance, the Gunners' win on Saturday will do them a world of good as they look to win their first Premier League title since 2004.<br /><br />It comes after a tricky spell that saw them drop eight points in three games after dropping just seven in their previous 19.<br /><br />Arsenal's drop-in seemed to have come at the worst possible time, with City returning to somewhere near their best after scoring 13 goals in their last five games. <br /><br />A loss against Villa would have allowed the champions to extend a three-point lead when they face Nottingham Forest, but now Pep Guardiola's side can only go level and Arsenal will have a game in hand. <br /><br />Speaking after the dramatic win, Arsenal's hero Jorginho told BT Sport: 'That's the Premier League! That's why it's the best league in the world, it's beautiful.<br /><br />'It was very important after the last results we had, we weren't producing our game but then we had a talk at half time, went back to basics, and produced the game.'<br /><br />Arsenal will next be in action when they face Leicester next Saturday. .......
