Premier League, Arsenal pip stubborn Hull City 1-0: Key stats

The win took Arsenal six points clear at the top of the Premier League table. Despite dominating possession, Arsenal struggled to break down Hull City's resolute defense for much of the match.

Odegaard finally broke the deadlock as Arsenal held on for all three points. Match details Arsenal denied penalty just before half-time The Gunners had a tough time creating clear-cut chances, especially in the first half.

Kai Havertz missed a one-on-one opportunity while Christos Tzolis also failed to convert his chances. A controversial VAR check denied Arsenal a penalty just before half-time when Havertz was ruled offside as his shirt was pulled by Nobel Mendy.

Match winner Odegaard's goal secures 3 points for Arsenal Hull City came close to scoring when Elliot Stroud forced a brilliant save from David Raya. However, Arsenal upped the ante in the second half and finally broke the deadlock.

Odegaard scored his first goal since August-September, extending Arsenal's lead over Manchester City at the top of the table. This was not Arsenal's best attacking display but their defense stood strong with Gabriel and Ezri Konsa putting in stellar performances.

Defensive prowess Arsenal go 444 minutes without conceding a Premier League goal Arsenal's defense was on point, with Gabriel and Ezri Konsa putting up a resilient front. Despite William Saliba's impending return, Konsa could keep his place in the starting XI given his current form.

He made a crucial last-ditch block on Mohamed Ali-Cho when exposed on the break. Arsenal now has gone 444 minutes without conceding a goal in the Premier League, thanks to their solid defensive display against Hull City, as per Sky Sports News.

Information A look at the match stats Arsenal's expected goals (xG) was 1.08 compared to their opponent's 0.34. From 21 attempts, the Gunners had 10 shots on target.

Hull City had two shots on target from 7 attempts. Arsenal had 44 touches in the opposition box.