Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has admitted even he was celebrating after Arsenal's dramatic comeback against Bournemouth on Saturday.
Manchester City put pressure on the Gunners with victory over Newcastle in Saturday's early kick-off, and it looked as though their lead at the top would be cut to two points as Bournemouth opened up a two-goal lead in north London. However, after goals from Thomas Partey and Ben White levelled things up, Reiss Nelson scored a dramatic winner in the seventh minute of added time.
The result leaves Arsenal five points clear, with the top two only having 12 games left to play. While there is still a long way left to go, Carragher - who never finished higher than second in the competition - encouraged Arsenal's wild celebrations despite some backlash against Mikel Arteta and his team.
