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Arsenal fight back to win as Premier League resumes under cloud of Man City's guilty verdict

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Does Arsenal's comeback win over Leeds close the gap on leaders Man City, or extend their own lead at the top? This is the perpetual uncertainty that hangs over the Premier League now.

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