Arsenal extended their lead at the top of the Premier League last weekend by picking up a point at Nottingham Forest while their only two title rivals, Manchester City and Aston Villa, both lost. However,

GABRIEL JESUS says faith in God helped him during his injury hell – and religion is an integral part of the Arsenal dressing room. The Brazilian No.9 is on the road to full recovery following his

Really strong on the ball and superb pass in behind for Gyokeres should have earned him an assist. Worked so hard too - only Gabriel and Timber won more duels for Arsenal. Rare minutes on the right wing and he put in a great cross for Gyokeres to make it 3-0.

Gabriel Jesus still has big ambitions at Arsenal. He's made those ambitions abundantly clear to the fans.

Gabriel Jesus and Viktor Gyökeres each staked their claim to Arsenal's No. 9 spot in their 3-1 win over Inter Milan.

However, Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta named the Brazilian in the starting lineup at San Siro in place of Viktor Gyökeres, who has struggled to adapt since his big-money move from Sporting Lisbon in the summer. “Everyone wants to start," Jesus added. "I am a very respectful guy. I am not a kid anymore, I am 28, so I understand football.

The Sweden international has found it difficult to make an early impact in England, scoring eight goals in 26 games

Gabriel Jesus has said he wants to stay at Arsenal beyond his current contract but admits the club are yet to approach him about a new deal.

Arsenal and Leeds United face off on Matchday 24 of the Premier League. The 'Gunners' are looking to stay at the top of the table, where they are four points ahead of Manchester City, while Leeds are