Leeds United's unbeaten start to the Premier League season ended at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal came from behind to win 2-1, a result that leaves Daniel Farke's side seventh in the table on nine points.
James Justin had given the visitors the lead nine minutes into the second half, finishing from a Gabriel Gudmundsson assist. The goal rewarded a disciplined Leeds performance that had frustrated the hosts for long periods. Arsenal's equaliser came eight minutes later, with Ben White's cushioned header setting up Riccardo Calafiori to score.
The decisive moment arrived in the 70th minute. Substitute Bruno Guimaraes, who had replaced Myles Lewis-Skelly at half-time, collected a pass from Declan Rice and fired a powerful finish from outside the box. It was the Brazilian's first goal at the Emirates since his move from Newcastle United.
Leeds had entered the match with the joint-best defensive record in the division, but could not hold on for a point. The defeat extends their winless run against Arsenal in all competitions to 17 games. The result also means Arsenal became the first team this season to win two Premier League games from a losing position.
For Leeds, the focus now shifts to a home fixture against Manchester United on 18 October. The team will aim to bounce back at Elland Road against a United side currently sitting 13th.
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