Arsenal ratings: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Bukayo Saka and Nicolas Pepe impress

Arsenal recorded successive Premier League wins for the first time since August as they came from behind to sink Everton and keep their Champions League hopes alive.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hit a brace to move level with Jamie Vardy in the Golden Boot race, with Sergio Aguero a goal back after fluffing his penalty against Leicester on Saturday.

Eddie Nketiah grabbed Arsenal's first as they fought back from a goal down to win 3-2, extending their unbeaten run to 10 games.

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Bernd Leno: 7

At fault for Everton’s second goal, but then pulled off a brilliant save to deny Dominic Calvert-Lewin with 18 minutes to go.

Hector Bellerin: 6

Battled well with Richarlison all afternoon and held his own for the majority of the game.

Shkodran Mustafi: 7

Not at fault for either of the goals and again put in a strong performance. Now a regular for Arteta in defence.

David Luiz: 6

Was at fault for Everton’s opening goal but redeemed himself by setting up Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s first.

Sead Kolasinac: 5

Was out of position for Everton’s first goal as he wrestled with Yerry Mina. Came off injured early on due to a shoulder issue.

Dani Ceballos: 6

Not as impressive as he was against Newcastle United, but was neat and tidy. Playing with a level of confidence he hasn’t had all season.

Granit Xhaka: 6

A key cog under Arteta and went about his job with minimal fuss. Caught in possession a few times, though.

Nicolas Pepe: 7

Improving with every game he plays. Topped off another decent performance by setting up Aubameyang’s second goal.

Mesut Ozil: 6

Some nice touches here and there but no real impact. Working much better off the ball under Arteta than he ever did with Unai Emery.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang: 8

Where would Arsenal be without the Gabon international? Two goals and another match-winning performance. 19 goals for the season now.

Eddie Nketiah: 7

Fluffed his lines against Newcastle last week but redeemed himself but getting on the scoresheet. Hit the bar late on too.

Substitutes

Bukayo Saka (on 18’): 7

Another stunning display from the 18-year-old, who setup up Nketiah’s goal with a great cross. An unbelievable talent.

Lucas Torreira (on 76’): 5

Looked to shore things up when he came on and was his usual busy self.

Matteo Guendouzi (on 82’): 5

Came on for Ozil late on to screen the back-four and did his job.