Arsenal's Mikel Arteta had to end training early before their victory against Bournemouth.

On Saturday, before their match against Bournemouth, Arsenal was buzzing with energy. In fact, manager Mikel Arteta had to intervene and end their final training session early to calm things down. The Gunners were determined to maintain their four-point lead at the top of the Premier League table, and they did just that with a 3-0 win.

In the first half, Arsenal completely dominated their opponents. They took 16 shots compared to Bournemouth's one and attempted 10 tackles, successfully completing nine of them. They pressed and harried Bournemouth, forcing them into submission. Despite the controversy surrounding Kai Havertz's penalty, Arsenal should have been ahead by more than just one goal at halftime.

However, Bournemouth came back stronger in the second half and had several good chances to equalize. But their momentum was cut short when Leandro Trossard scored in the 70th minute, doubling Arsenal's lead. There was another moment of contention when Bournemouth had a goal disallowed, but the Gunners were able to hold on for the win, with Declan Rice adding a third goal late in the game.

During the match, TNT Sports commentator Darren Fletcher revealed that Arsenal's high energy levels were not just limited to the game. In fact, Arteta had to call an early end to their training session the day before because the players were so fired up. This aggression was evident on the field as Arsenal flew out of the traps and dominated the game.

Co-commentator Lucy Ward also noticed the difference in Arsenal's intensity, saying, "They're really impressing early on here, Arsenal. They've started at a lot higher tempo than Bournemouth." Fletcher then shared that Arteta had to intervene and calm things down in their training session the day before.

After the match, Rice commented on Arsenal's first-half display, saying, "I think you saw in the first half it was domination. We could have been four or five up if I'm being honest with you." The result puts Arsenal on 83 points with two games left to play, and their goal difference is now +10 over Manchester City.

City, who are currently four points behind Arsenal, have two games in hand. Their first match is against Wolves on Saturday evening, followed by back-to-back away trips to London. Meanwhile, Arsenal will face Manchester United and Everton in their remaining fixtures.

It's clear that Arsenal's determination and high energy levels have paid off, and they will continue to push for the top spot in the Premier League. With their impressive performance against Bournemouth, they have shown that they are a force to be reckoned with.

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