Ben White: Arsenal Defender Mocks Bournemouth Goalkeeper After Huge Win at Emirates

• Arsenal beat Bournemouth on Saturday, March 4, in one of the most epic comebacks in EPL history
• Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto was on the receiving end of some taunts from Arsenal defender Ben White
• White was among the goals as the Gunners maintained their five-point lead on Manchester City

Arsenal recorded their biggest win yet on Saturday to maintain their title charge at the Emirates Stadium.

The Gunners looked set to drop points against a struggling Bournemouth side, only for a flurry of late goals to inspire a significant turnaround.

Reiss Nelson came off the bench to help Mikel Arteta's side come from two goals down to win 3-2 right at the death.

The visitors were leading 2-0 courtesy of goals from Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi. Thomas Partey started the comeback before Nelson set up Ben White for the second. The 23-year-old then scored with the last kick of the game to ensure maximum points.

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Neto's time-wasting

Amidst Arsenal's push for a late result, Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto had a couple of run-ins with the league leaders, particularly White. Neto appeared to run down the clock purposefully as the relegation-threatened Cherries looked to hold on for a point, or even more, at the Emirates.

After Nelson's goal went in, White responded in kind by celebrating right in front of Neto as Emirates went into a full-scale pandemonium.

The win ensures that the gap between Arsenal and Manchester City remains five points after the defending champions beat Newcastle 2-0 in Saturday's early kickoff.

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Reiss Nelson scored a beauty in the seventh minute of stoppage time as Mikel Arteta's side came from two goals down to claim all three points against a determined Bournemouth side.

The Cherries had initially taken the lead barely 10 seconds into the game through Phillip Billing, and against the odds, it was 2-0 in the 57th minute thanks to a smart header from Marco Senesi.