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Sunderland stopped Arsenal’s long-run winning streak by drawing 2-2 at the Stadium of Light after a tense battle that kept the leaders frustrated throughout.
Dan Ballard gave Sunderland the lead with a first-half header, marking Arsenal’s first goal conceded since September and showing Sunderland’s willingness to pressure from set-pieces.
Arsenal briefly retook the lead through Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard, but Sunderland’s late block and Brobbey’s injury-time finish preserved the draw.

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Brian Brobbey scored a dramatic late equaliser to secure a 2-2 draw for Sunderland against Arsenal at the Stadium of Light.
Bukayo Saka equalised in the second half to level for Arsenal after an earlier Sunderland opener.
Dan Ballard opened the scoring for Sunderland with a looping finish past David Raya.
Leandro Trossard equalised for Arsenal with a long-range strike after the break.
David Raya made a crucial late save to deny Brobbey before the forward's equaliser.
Gabriel Magalhaes struggled against Brobbey after the Dutch striker came on as a substitute.
Martin Zubimendi had a strong game and provided the assist for Saka's equaliser.
Declan Rice contributed with a key early free-kick and won possession in build-up to Saka's equaliser.
The match affected title race momentum as Arsenal failed to secure a win against Sunderland.
Goalkeeper David Raya and defender Jurrien Timber started for Arsenal, contributing despite the setback.

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Raya's decision to punch rather than catch a late cross sparked debate after Sunderland's 94th-minute equaliser.
Dan Ballard opened the scoring for Sunderland, giving them the lead at half-time.
Bukayo Saka equalised for Arsenal, restoring parity before half-time.
Leandro Trossard’s long-range strike put Arsenal back in front late in the game.
The late drama left Arsenal seven points clear at the top, depending on other results.
David Seaman offered analysis on Raya’s decision, highlighting risk in his approach.
The match showcased Sunderland’s organized defense and effective long-ball approach.
Arsenal maintained a strong position despite the draw, with the title race still open.
The match was broadcast with post-match analysis from Premier League Productions.
The game produced a dramatic finish that could influence pundits’ and coaches’ future decisions.

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Sunderland took a 1-0 lead through Daniel Ballard in the 36th minute at the Stadium of Light.
Bukayo Saka leveled for Arsenal early in the second half after Declan Rice won a loose ball.
Leandro Trossard fired the second Arsenal goal before Brobbey's late acrobatic equalizer.
Brian Brobbey completed a dramatic late equalizer for Sunderland, denying Arsenal a win.
Martín Zubimendi delivered a strong midfield showing, credited with the assist for the early goal and winning duels.
Declan Rice stood out in midfield, driving Arsenal’s play and remaining influential despite the result.
Arsenal’s defense showed uncharacteristic fragility, failing to hold a clean sheet for the 41st time this term.
Sunderland pressed high and created meaningful chances, testing Arsenal’s defense throughout the match.
Arsenal and Sunderland shared the points, ending the match in a 2-2 draw with a lively second half.

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