Arsenal extended their lead at the top of the Premier League table after beating Hull City, with captain Martin Odegaard scoring the winning goal, BBC News reported in a video item on the match. The BBC summary of the item did not give the final score.
The Guardian's match report, by Ed Aarons and written at the Emirates Stadium, said Ødegaard's goal extended Arsenal's lead at the top and helped break down Hull's resistance, The Guardian reported.
According to the Guardian's summary, Arsenal had to keep their composure as they tried to break down a "dogged" Hull side. The newspaper said Hull had not beaten Arsenal in 14 attempts since their win on their first visit to the ground in 2008.
The Guardian also said Arsenal supporters had waited 22 years to see their club crowned Premier League champions, and that they had needed plenty of patience during that wait.
The two reports differ in spelling. The Guardian uses Martin Ødegaard, while BBC News uses Martin Odegaard. Both name him as the scorer of the winning goal.
The Guardian summary notes a stage of the match with 20 minutes still to play, but it is cut off before describing what happened next. Neither source supplied the final score or the minute of the winning goal, so those details are not reported here.
Sources: The Guardian: Martin Ødegaard extends Arsenal lead at top with winner to break Hull resistance; BBC News: Arsenal beat Hull to extend lead at top of the table.