Some Premier League matches will live in the memory bank for a lifetime, and Arsenal's showdown with Chelsea at the Emirates back in 2018 is certainly one of them.The two London rivals traded blows

Enzo Maresca believes the gap between Arsenal and Chelsea remains “quite big” due to the fact Mikel Arteta is five years into his project at Emirates Stadium. The two sides will meet in the Premier League this weekend and, if Chelsea win, they will close the gap on Arsenal to just three points.

Bruno Fernandes gave the hosts the lead with a brilliant free-kick goal before Declan Rice equalised for the visitors

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Some Premier League matches will live in the memory bank for a lifetime, and Arsenal's showdown with Chelsea at the Emirates back in 2018 is certainly one of them. The two London rivals traded blows in an unforgettable night under the lights, and the two sets of players bring back all sorts of nostalgic feelings.

They've also had a couple of major performances against each other on the European stage, with the pair notably meeting in the 2019 UEFA Europa League final. On that night in Baku, Azerbaijan, Chelsea ran away with a 4-1 victory.

Arsenal are unbeaten in their past six Premier League games against Chelsea (W4 D2), their longest run without a league defeat by the Blues since one of 19 matches between 1995 and 2005.

Arsenal face Chelsea in a London derby at the Emirates on Sunday, with the Gunners clinging on to hopes of a miracle in the Premier League title race. Last week’s 1-1 draw with Manchester United left Mikel Arteta’s side 15 points adrift of Liverpool at the top of the table,

Arsenal and Chelsea clash this Sunday at the Emirates Stadium for matchweek 29 of the Premier League. The match will be broadcast live at 13:30 on Sky Sports Main Event. Arsenal have 55 points to their name this season and occupy 2nd position in the table.