Arsenal survived a chaotic finish to secure a 1-0 victory against West Ham, with VAR ruling out a late Callum Wilson goal for a foul on David Raya. The match hinged on a controversial disallowed strike, which could have altered the Premier League title race. Leandro Trossard’s 94th-minute winner ensured Arsenal extended their lead to five points over Manchester City, with West Ham dropping further into relegation danger.

The drama unfolded as West Ham’s Pablo appeared to foul Raya during a corner, prompting a VAR review. Referee Chris Kavanagh disallowed the goal, a decision Sky Sports’ Gary Neville called “a foul.” Without the disallowed strike, West Ham would have narrowed Arsenal’s lead to three points, potentially allowing Manchester City to reclaim the top spot. Instead, Arsenal’s advantage grows as they face easier fixtures, including a trip to Crystal Palace on the final day.

Arteta’s tactical decisions drew criticism, with midfield reshuffles disrupting rhythm. Despite dominating possession, Arsenal struggled until Trossard’s curling winner, assisted by Martin Odegaard. Raya’s crucial save and Wilson’s disallowed goal encapsulated the match’s intensity. Sky Sports highlighted Arsenal’s resilience, noting their 22-year title drought ended with this gritty performance.

Arsenal now have a stronger grip on the title, with West Ham and Tottenham trailing in the relegation battle. The win solidifies Arsenal’s position as favorites, though Manchester City’s remaining fixtures remain pivotal. *What’s next?* Arsenal’s final-day clash against Crystal Palace could determine the champion.