Gabriel Jesus Destroys Palace AGAIN - Can Anyone Stop This Goal Machine

Arsenal are closing in on the top of the Premier League table after a dominating 5-0 win against Crystal Palace, with Gabriel Jesus once again proving to be the thorn in Palace's side. Jesus, who has consistently caused problems for the Palace defense in recent encounters, was at it again as he scored twice to lead his team to a resounding victory.

Jesus was not the only one on target for Arsenal as Kai Havertz, Gabriel Martinelli, and Declan Rice also found the back of the net to contribute to the team's five-star performance. The match was a testament to Arsenal's attacking prowess, with the team showcasing their ability to score goals from various positions on the field.

Havertz, who has been working hard to find his place in the team, scored a crucial goal to give Arsenal a comfortable lead. Martinelli, known for his speed and agility, used his quick reflexes to score another goal, while Rice, the team's midfielder, capped off the scoring with a beautifully taken strike.

The win comes at a crucial time for Arsenal, who are now just a few points behind Liverpool in the Premier League table. With the season heating up, Arsenal will need to continue their winning streak if they hope to catch up to Liverpool and take the top spot.

Jesus, who has been in fine form this season, will be looking to continue his scoring streak in the upcoming matches. His ability to score against any team has made him a fan favorite, and his contributions to the team have been invaluable.

As the Premier League season enters its final stretch, teams will be looking to give it their all in order to secure a spot at the top of the table. For Arsenal, the win against Palace is a confidence booster, and they will be looking to carry this momentum into their next match.

The Premier League has been full of surprises this season, with teams rising and falling in the rankings. However, one thing is for sure - Arsenal is a force to be reckoned with, and they will stop at nothing to claim the top spot.