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Arsenal are six points clear at the top of the Premier League.

Have a read of Emlyn Begley's match report.

And be sure to join us tomorrow for:

Leeds v Manchester United (12:30 GMT)

Everton v Brentford (15:00 GMT)

Fulham v Liverpool (15:00 GMT)

Newcastle v Crystal Palace (15:00 GMT)

Tottenham v Sunderland (15:00 GMT)

Manchester City v Chelsea (17:30 GMT)

Arsenal

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Arsenal goalscorer Declan Rice, speaking to Sky Sports about scoring a brace in the game for the second time in his career: "That's a crazy stat. I haven't scored a lot this season, to be honest with you. I'd only scored two, so to grab a brace today in an important victory was a really nice feeling. When you win and you're able to help out the team like I did today always adds that extra bit of a special feeling. I'm delighted with the goals and more importantly three points because they're a very good side, Bournemouth, especially here."

On how important the win was today: "Massive. Off the back of Aston Villa, the key thing today was to build on that and go and win. The win against Aston Villa would've meant nothing if we didn't come here today and didn't pick up anything. It's so important this time of year, the schedule's crazy, the games come thick and fast and if you can win your games in and around Christmas, on top of what we've done already, it's going to put you in a really good position. We've got to keep building on that, keep the mentality right, keep pushing, but we're in a really good spot at the minute. Long may it continue.

"It felt like they were swarmed all over us in the first half but we're a team, at the second half when we get in there at half-time and the manager speaks and we speak between each other, we knew we had the quality and we knew the space was there to go on and win the game and we've done that a lot this season, so credit to everyone to go out there and perform in the second half because that wasn't easy out there today."

On his first goal: "That was a good one to score because I've not scored many from outside the box this season."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It is a feeling we've had a lot lately. We do a lot of good things but go away with one point or no points.

"Today we conceded three goals against Arsenal but they have not had a lot of chances. Overall it was quite a level game, we were better in the first half but Arsenal had the better of the second half. It is very difficult to score two against Arsenal but to finish without a point is frustrating.

"We have to be very good to get just one point. Arsenal found a way to win it and that is costing us a lot.

"I was quite unhappy with the referee. The third goal came from a free-kick that was not a free-kick. We were complaining because we felt he made a mistake [to blow full-time when Semenyo had the ball at the end]

On Semenyo future: "The situation hasn't changed. I expect him to play the next one. There is a lot of noise, I can't control that. Antoine is our player and until I am told he is not he will continue playing."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm very happy we knew the difficulty of the match, they're a team that constantly threaten you. They are so good, made it even harder for ourselves conceding the first goal but I love the character of the team. I love the character of Gabriel, the way he overcome that situation it's just unbelievable, it says a lot about how much we've grown. The team found a way to beat them and it's a massive win.

Gabriel's personality and his game: When you talk about players who show authority and dominate, that's a player that represents that in this team. That's why he's so important, we have to lead by example you cannot demand that to the rest and then something happens. So I think todays example is a great one.

Declan Rice: Another player who has put so much in the past few days to make himself available today, we didn't know how long. He has stretched himself to the very limit and the team were awarded with two great goals. I think it's the first time he's scored two in a Premier League game, so yes a great day to remember.

Jamie Redknapp
Former Liverpool midfielder on Sky Sports

Everything is going so well for Arsenal. It's the least important competition for them, but if they win the Carabao Cup, it will take the pressure off to a certain extent.

Don't get me wrong, they want the league title. If they are lucky enough to do the double, unbelievable. But I do think they just have to win a trophy.

I think it will relax them.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It is very different context to the Villa game. We put ourselves into a very difficult position with the manner we conceded the first goal but what Gabriel has done was remarkable, he showed leadership and unity. We then grew into the game and scored two great goals.

"Declan Rice was struggling the last few days but pushed and pushed and pushed and made himself available. He played 96 minutes, scored two goals and was one of the best players on the pitch. That is the mentality we need from all of us.

"The ones who came in did really well, that is what we need. All of the players are really consistent and it was against a team difficult to beat.

"We will learn from the first goal we conceded. It is the quality of the oppositon and sometimes you have to applaud that.

"We are still in January we have nine games this month so we will play game by game."

Between Terry hiding and Melvyn's heart-rate, are there any Arsenal fans out there who feel confident when their team plays?

Or are you all just a bundle of nerves?

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Arsenal's Declan Rice, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We knew it was always going to be really tough. To pick up the three points and the way we did it was really important.

"It showed the character of Gabriel to make the mistake and then how he played for the rest of the game, it showed the mentality of the team. Key thing was three points and we are building momentum.

"I have been in situations before where I have scored one in a game and wanted to score another and it hasn't happened but now it is. We are going to need everyone chipping in at different points so happy to help the team.

"We have had it tough this season like a lot of other teams with injuries. We are in a good spot, if we can keep rotating then good things will happen but there's a long way to go."

Declan Rice says Arsenal just need to keep winning matches and focusing on themselves.

He also jokes Match of the Day pundit Alan Shearer will be proud of the way he peeled off his marker to make space for his goals.

Full quotes from him coming up.

Paul Merson
Former Arsenal midfielder speaking on Sky Sports

When someone wins the Premier league, all we focus on was the last three or four games. It's games like these that are the defining games.

It puts so much pressure on Man City. If you play for Arsenal, you want them to get beat tomorrow.

I know people say you only worry about yourselves, but you worry less if the others are losing.