In a chaotic night of football, 10-man Arsenal twice came from behind to draw against Chelsea at the Stamford Bridge.
Arsenal showed tremendous heart and character to battle back with 10 men and snatch a 2-2 draw. Youngster Gabriel Martinelli and captain Hector Bellerin both scored equally incredible and dramatic goals to complete the comeback.
An early blunder saw Arsenal reduced go 1-0 down. David Luiz was sent off against his former club for shoving Tammy Abraham in the penalty area, as the Chelsea striker looked set to score following a terrible backpass by Shkodran Mustafi.
Jorginho scored from the spot-kick before the 18-year-old Martinelli scored an excellent equaliser after a mistake by N'Golo Kante.
Cesar Azpilicueta restored Chelsea's lead later but Arsenal capped a spirited display when Bellerin marked his return from injury with a climactic equaliser.
Arsenal went down twice but still found the belief to bounce back. Mikel Arteta hailed the spirit, fight and leadership of the Arsenal team while Frank Lampard would be distraught seeing the inconsistency of his side.
Keeping all that in mind, we look at the 3 standout performers from the match:
#3 Gabriel Martinelli
Martinelli looked bright from the off, and his battle with Cesar Azpilicueta was one of the game's most engaging contests. The youngster worked hard throughout the game and constantly pressed defenders, trying to make something happen for his team.
Arteta kept faith in him by not taking him off after the red card, and Martinelli repaid that faith by scoring an amazing goal.
It was staggering how his one-man counter from a Chelsea corner gave Arsenal the goal, and it marked the youngster out as something truly special. Kante's slip helped him on his way but it still took real self-belief and skill to carry on his run ahead and roll the ball past the keeper.
Martinelli has gone from strength to strength, and was superb against Chelsea. His pace was key for his goal, proving that the 18-year old is truly a special talent.
#2 Jorginho
It was a solid performance by Jorginho, arguably the best player in a Chelsea shirt last night. The Italian had the most tackles (4) and interceptions (3) for his side, but he would be gutted to not capitalize on being a man-up.
The midfielder is known for his composure and versatility as a footballer. His work-rate, technique, football intelligence and vision were all on display against Arsenal. Jorginho, however, did not open up the Arsenal back-line enough and would be disappointed because of that.
He dispatched a penalty in cool and confident fashion, to give Chelsea the lead. The 28-year old is growing into more of a pivotal player with each match, and has a great touch that was fully on display against Arsenal.
#1 Hector Bellerin
It was Hector Bellerin's first start since December, as the defender was making a comeback from his nasty injury.
Bellerin kept his nerve throughout the game and gave a solid performance in tough circumstances. He was caught a bit too far forward on occasion but did a fine job in nullifying Willian.
Arsenal’s captain for the day put in a tireless display. He worked all night long and picked up a significant late equaliser with his left-foot.
The goal was superbly taken, and is something that will likely help the defender gain confidence as he finds his way back from the injury.
There were definite signs of improvement from Bellerin as the match progressed. He was impressive throughout the game as he stood tall against waves of Chelsea attack through the 90 minutes.