<p>Arsenal survived a massive scare in their pursuit of the Premier League title as they came back from two goals down to beat Bournemouth 3-2 with a last-gasp winner from Reiss Nelson, in a rip-roaring contest in north London on Saturday.</p>.<p>Relegation-threatened Bournemouth scored the second-quickest Premier League goal of all time after nine seconds of play through Philip Billing, and despite Arsenal's domination, Marcos Senesi made it 2-0 for the visitors before the hour.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/football/in-a-first-santosh-trophy-matches-being-played-in-saudi-arabia-1197225.html" target="_blank">In a first, Santosh Trophy matches being played in Saudi Arabia</a></strong><br /><br />But then began an Arsenal comeback that could prove a pivotal moment in the title race.</p>.<p>Thomas Partey prodded a shot past Bournemouth keeper Neto just past the hour mark, and eight minutes later substitute Ben White's volley crossed the line despite Neto's desperate dive.</p>.<p>With the Emirates Stadium crowd roaring their side on it appeared Bournemouth had held on for a precious point in their fight against relegation, but substitute Nelson's sensational strike seven minutes into stoppage time sealed a remarkable win.</p>.<p>Arsenal restored their five-point lead over Manchester City, who had won earlier, with 63 points from 26 games.</p>
<p>Arsenal survived a massive scare in their pursuit of the Premier League title as they came back from two goals down to beat Bournemouth 3-2 with a last-gasp winner from Reiss Nelson, in a rip-roaring contest in north London on Saturday.</p>.<p>Relegation-threatened Bournemouth scored the second-quickest Premier League goal of all time after nine seconds of play through Philip Billing, and despite Arsenal's domination, Marcos Senesi made it 2-0 for the visitors before the hour.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/football/in-a-first-santosh-trophy-matches-being-played-in-saudi-arabia-1197225.html" target="_blank">In a first, Santosh Trophy matches being played in Saudi Arabia</a></strong><br /><br />But then began an Arsenal comeback that could prove a pivotal moment in the title race.</p>.<p>Thomas Partey prodded a shot past Bournemouth keeper Neto just past the hour mark, and eight minutes later substitute Ben White's volley crossed the line despite Neto's desperate dive.</p>.<p>With the Emirates Stadium crowd roaring their side on it appeared Bournemouth had held on for a precious point in their fight against relegation, but substitute Nelson's sensational strike seven minutes into stoppage time sealed a remarkable win.</p>.<p>Arsenal restored their five-point lead over Manchester City, who had won earlier, with 63 points from 26 games.</p>