BRENNAN Johnson further eased the pressure off Ange Postecoglou with a brace for Tottenham Hotspur.
The former Nottingham Forest forward’s first half brace was enough to see off Ipswich Town.
The home side thought they had got back into it with Omari Hutchinson’s goal before half-time.
However, a resilient Spurs added two late strikes from Djed Spence and Dejan Kulusevski to seal the win.
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JARROD BOWEN put another dent in Arsenal’s title hopes as the Gunners suffered their first home Prem defeat of the season.
West Ham made it back-to-back wins at the Emirates and were helped by Myles Lewis-Skelly’s red card with 20 minutes to go.
The left-back was initially yellow carded by Craig Pawson but the referee changed his mind and upped his punishment to a red after watching the replay, judging the Arsenal star to have denied a goalscoring opportunity.
Even with 11 men the Gunners struggled to break down their opponents, with their lack of striker proving costly once again.
Arsenal are now eight points off league leaders Liverpool having played the same number of matches.
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MYLES Lewis-Skelly’s second red card of 2025 put the final nail in Arsenal’s title dreams and any chances of them catching Liverpool.
The Gunners simply didn’t turn up and failed to respond to Jarrod’s Bowen’s opener on the brink of half-time.
And Liverpool fans will breathe a sigh of relief given their recent dip in form as Arsenal remain EIGHT points off Arne Slot’s men.
The Hammers wall stood firm as Arsenal registered just two shots on target before Lewis-Skelly’s last-man foul on Mohammed Kudus was upgraded to a red after ref Craig Pawson went to the monitor.
Mikel Arteta looked heartbroken to see the 18-year-old – who had only been on the pitch for 17 minutes – given his marching orders again – just weeks after he was kicked off at Wolves.
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Declan Rice indicated to Raya that he expected him to come off his line to deal with the cross for the goal.
Maybe he had a point but ultimately, Raya was let down by his defenders.
West Ham did not offer much of a threat down their left so Timber had a reasonably comfortable game while he did try and get forward.
Was ordered by Arteta to push forward more in the second half when Arsenal had possession and in the closing stages, seemed to spend more of his time in West Ham’s area
Switched off for the Bowen goal but he was not the only one.
Also found the impressive Mohammed Kudus tough to handle when he cut inside.
Guilty of delivering an abysmal cross late in the game when Arsenal needed a bit of quality.
A poor performance. Given the nod ahead of Myles Lewis-Skelly but badly at fault for the opening goal as he did not get close enough to Aaron Wan-Bissaka who delivered the cross to Jarrod Bowen.
Was replaced after he kept losing the ball.
Not a day he will want to remember against his former club and plenty of stick from West Ham’s fans, as you would expect.
Wasted one chance before the break and failed to track Bowen for the goal.
Substituted shortly into the second half which was a surprise
A sluggish performance from Partey whose passing was also poor. Lucky not to be replaced.
Had a fascinating battle with West Ham teenager Ollie Scaries, who was making his first Premier League start.
Nwaneri was excellent at Leicester but had less success against his fellow youngster although still had some bright moments.
But, at least he has a bit of a spark unlike some of his more experienced team-mates
Not having his best season at Arsenal.
This was the sort of game Arsenal needed their captain to deliver a moment of inspiration but he failed to do so.
Not a surprise that he was not used as a false nine like that disastrous experiment against Leicester.
But he had no joy against the impressive Wan-Bissaka.
Was the two-goal hero in his first ever appearance as a substitute striker at Leicester but had no success against West Ham’s well-drilled defence.
He looked lost.
Subs not used: Neto, Tierney, Kiwior, Jorginho, Butler-Oyedeji.
A SPY who escaped jail by clinging to the underside of a food delivery truck will have his sentence reviewed for being too soft, The Sun can reveal.
Ex-soldier Daniel Khalife was jailed for more than 14 years at the start of the month after he was found to have passed secrets to Iran.
His case has now been referred to the Attorney General Lord Hermer who could send it to the Court of Appeal for reconsideration if he deems the sentence to be unduly lenient.
Law officers now have 28 days to decide if the term handed to him was tough enough.
An AGO Spokesperson said: “We have received a request for this sentence to be considered under the Unduly Lenient Sentence (ULS) scheme.
“The Law Officers have 28 days from sentencing to consider the case and make a decision.”
There is a high threshold to increase the sentence, with the judge either needing to have made an error when sentencing or have imposed a term outside of the range.
Khalife had launched a “hare-brained” scheme to become a British double agent, it emerged.
After being paid thousands of pounds to reveal details – including a list of serving soldiers – he told MI6 and MI5 he was working for Iranian agents in the apparent hope he would be turned back against Tehran to fulfil his fantasy.
His solicitor described his actions as more “Scooby Doo” than “007”.
Spooks initially ignored him before passing concerns to cops, who nicked Khalife.
He later escaped jail while on remand by fixing a home-made sling to the truck and was nabbed three days later.
Khalife, 23, of Kingston, South West London, got six years each for two spying charges plus two years and three months for the jailbreak, to be served consecutively.
Judge Mrs Justice Cheema- Grubb called him a “dangerous fool” at his sentencing at Woolwich crown court on February 3.
She told him: “The oath you took bound you to comply with the Official Secrets Act and compelled you to put the interests of the UK first.
“What a shame, then, you spent more than two years in contact with agents of Iran, a country whose interests do not align with — and at times threaten — those of the UK.
“Deterring others from similar behaviour must be the primary aim of sentencing in this case.”
Referring to his attempt to work as a double agent, she said: “The mere fact that you started on this dangerous and fantastical plan demonstrates your immaturity and lack of wisdom.”
Police had called him the “ultimate Walter Mitty character that was having a significant impact on the real world”.
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