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Harvertz Stars As Arsenal Overpower Chelsea To Maintain Perfect League Start
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Harvertz Stars As Arsenal Overpower Chelsea To Maintain Perfect League Start

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Arsenal came back from a goal down to defeat Chelsea 2-1 in a Premier League clash at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday. 

Kai Havertz levelled things for the defending champions after Morgan Rogers’ early goal had put Chelsea’s nose in front.

Martin Odegaard then scored the second as the Gunners continued their unbeaten run in the league just three matches into the new campaign.

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