The win ended a two-match winless run for Mikel Arteta’s side and allowed them to move five points clear of second-placed Manchester City.
Eze opened the scoring in the first half, setting the tone for a dominant display by the Gunners. His second goal came in the second half, effectively putting the game beyond Tottenham’s reach.
The midfielder’s performance highlighted his growing influence in Arsenal’s attack this season.
Viktor Gyokeres also contributed with a brace, taking advantage of defensive lapses from Spurs. Gyokeres’ goals were well-timed, providing Arsenal with a comfortable lead and securing the team’s first north London derby victory since their recent winless streak.
Tottenham struggled to contain Arsenal’s pace and creativity throughout the match. Despite pulling a goal back, Spurs were unable to mount any sustained pressure, leaving them frustrated in front of their home fans.
The result is a significant boost for Arsenal as they approach the final stages of the Premier League season. With the five-point gap over Manchester City, Arteta’s team now have a stronger position in the title race, though key fixtures remain.
