Jesus again troubled the Eagles at Selhurst Park with a brilliant brace after leading Arsenal to the EFL Cup semi-finals with a hat-trick against Palace. Declan Rice, Gabriel Martinelli, and Kai Havertz then carved the Gunners' name into the record books.
Arsenal scored at least five goals in an away game for the sixth time in 2024, which no English top-flight team had ever accomplished in a single calendar year. Mikel Arteta's team is now within striking distance of Chelsea once more.
It will take some work to overcome Liverpool's immense lead at the top in 2025, but Arsenal seems to have found their open-play goal scoring touch again after being held back against Fulham and Everton. Arteta's team is now 10 games undefeated in all tournaments.
In addition, the Gunners are now the only Premier League team that has not lost at home in the 2024–25 campaign after Brentford's 2-0 loss to Nottingham Forest over the weekend. They have also kept three clean sheets in their last three top-flight Emirates games against Forest, Everton, and Manchester United.
The sparkling Swede helped himself to a 54-minute hat-trick as Newcastle United, led by Alexander Isak, left Ipswich battered and bruised, turning them from the only Premier League team without home losses to the only one without home victories.
Ipswich became just the sixth team in history to lose all nine of their home games of the season; four of the previous five were relegated. Jacob Murphy, who was equally vivacious, also assisted himself to a goal in the first half as Ipswich joined an unwanted Premier League club.
With Kieran McKenna's team in last place in the Premier League standings, but only two points behind Leicester City in the relative safety of 17th place, the Tractor Boys' predicament could not be more dreadful if their name were Southampton.
Ipswich could surpass the dotted line if they defeat Arsenal at the Emirates. This season, eight of the visitors' 12 points have come from away games, including three at the home of the Gunners' bitter rival Tottenham Hotspur in November.
In addition, McKenna's team has lost just two of their nine away games this season. However, their most recent trip to the Emirates in the 2010–11 EFL Cup semi-finals ended in a 3-0 second-leg loss, and Arsenal lost to Birmingham City in the final due to the infamous Laurent Koscielny and Wojciech Szczesny disaster.