While Leandro Trossard may have led Arsenal to an emphatic win over Fulham, Gabriel Jesus' return from injury stole the headlines. The Brazil international suffered medial ligament damage against Cameroon at the World Cup and later returned to London to undergo surgery on his knee.
Jesus was integral to the foundations of Mikel Arteta's title charge and, at first, it seemed as if his absence would see the Gunners dreams of Premier League silverware end. But, between Eddie Nketiah, Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard, they've managed to shoulder the 25-year-old's role to excellent effect.
With the Brazilian now back in contention for a place in the starting line-up, the north London outfit have a plethora of attacking options. As the final weeks of the season approach, Jesus' return has handed Arsenal a huge boost in their efforts to lift the Premier League.