Arsenal beat Leeds 2-1 in comeback win to move level with Man City at top
Arsenal come from behind to beat Leeds United moving them joint top of the Premier League with Manchester City.
Al Jazeera English reports: Arsenal come from behind to beat Leeds United moving them joint top of the Premier League with Manchester City.
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