In the cold wind of the dawn on December 6, at 4:15 BST, an ups and downs of the 15th round of the Premier League began on the road, Arsenal and Luton's match was like the pre-dawn lightning, which instantly lit up the spark of the game. In the first half, Arsenal's Martinelli and Jesus scored a goal each, while Luton's Osho also seized the opportunity to score a goal, and Arsenal seemed to have the upper hand in the game with a 2-1 temporary lead. However, the tide turned in the second half as Luton rallied to take the lead with goals from Adebayor and Barkley, but Havertz equalized in time and Rice completed a second-minute winner in stoppage time to give Arsenal a thrilling 4-3 win over Luton and continue to lead the table.
The game's prologue saw Martinelli collide with Menghi in a scramble but miraculously stay out of harm's way. In the 16th minute, Gabriel was trampled by Kabore, but the referee failed to blow for any foul. Arsenal broke the deadlock in the 20th minute when Saka sent a quick ball out of bounds and Martinelli followed it up with a shot to give Arsenal a 1-0 lead. But it didn't last long as Luton equalized in the 25th minute, Osho's header assisted by Dougherty's corner kick. In the 27th minute, Ödgön's cross from the right was blocked by Jesus, while in the 32nd minute, Martinelli's shot was again deflected by the goalkeeper. In the first half, Arsenal led 2-1. In the second half, Luton equalized again in the 49th minute when Doughty's corner kick assisted Adebayor to score. Immediately after, in the 57th minute, Barkley cut inside and scored to put Luton back in front 3-2. Arsenal didn't give up and in the 60th minute, Jesus picked out Havertz to head home to make it 3-3. In the 64th minute, Arsenal made substitutions with Zinchenko and Trossard coming on. Mpensu shot high, Saka broke the ball Trossard shot away. The game heated up with Havertz hitting the crossbar with a header in the 81st minute, and Trossard shooting wide after a cross from Ödögö in the 88th minute. In the 97th minute, Rice's header killed the game and Arsenal narrowly beat Luton 4-3. Arsenal narrowly won on the road and continued to consolidate their lead at the top of the table.
