Arsenal rediscovered its attacking potency as Alexis Sanchez's double secured a 3-1 victory over Bournemouth in the Premier league on Sunday.
Theo Walcott was also on target with a header as Arsenal overcame a contentious penalty that Callum Wilson converted in a fiercely fought game at the Emirates Stadium.
Having struggled offensively in recent weeks, Sanchez inspired Arsenal to produce some scintillating attacking play and avoid a third consecutive league draw. Arsenal remains fourth, three points behind leader Chelsea but four points ahead of north london rival Tottenham.
"Even when he looks dead (Sanchez) is still alive and finds the resources to do something special," Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said. "We started well, but after they equalized we became nervous and that's where you could see the draws played on our mind."
Bournemouth can take heart from a promising attacking display, which was delivered without Jack Wilshere, who was ineligible due to the terms of the midfielder's loan from Arsenal.
"I thought we were very good today, it's very difficult when you go behind early in the game, but the group responded very well, with maturity," Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe said. "Today when you look at the players we were without, the fact that we managed to produce the performance we did without them shows the quality in the squad."
Bradley lands 1st win
After a difficult introduction to English Premier league management, Bob Bradley's wait for a win is over. In the sixth game of his reign on Saturday, Swansea tossed away a 3-1 lead against Crystal Palace to head into stoppage time trailing 4-3.
Displaying the fighting spirit Swansea has lacked this season, Fernando llorente found time to score twice and complete a wild 5-4 victory that lifted the south Wales club off the bottom of the standings.
Chelsea beat Spurs 2-1
After spending the last three seasons out on loan, Victor Moses is back at Chelsea and finally feeling at home. Moses, revitalized as a wing back under Antonio Conte, secured a seventh consecutive English Premier league win for Chelsea by 2-1 on Saturday and ended Tottenham's unbeaten start.
He completed a counterattack six minutes into the second half of a game that began with Christian Eriksen becoming the first player to score against Chelsea in around 600 league minutes. Pedro Rodriguez leveled on the stroke of halftime before Moses netted his third of the season.