Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus has revealed he is working on becoming a poacher in front of goal after finding the net for the sixth time in four games. Jesus scored Arsenal’s opening goal in their 3-1 win over Brentford on New Year’s Day as they moved up to second in the Premier League and six points off leaders Liverpool, who have a game in hand.

Gabriel Jesus admitted it isn’t easy playing for a club like Arsenal, but says he has worked hard to regain his place in the starting lineup. The Brazilian striker was on the scoresheet again on

Jesus continued his hot streak with his sixth goal from his last four outings in Arsenal’s 3-1 comeback victory at Brentford.

Gabriel Jesus has reignited Arsenal’s title hopes with a stunning scoring run and is determined to push Liverpool all the way.

Gabriel Jesus has been in stunning form in front of goal in recent weeks and has now sent a message to Arsenal's title rivals.

It’s a long way’ - Jesus continued his hot streak with his sixth goal from his last four outings in Arsenal’s 3-1 comeback victory at Brentford

He has six goals in four games, after a previous woeful run of just one goal in 33 appearances. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Brentford’s captain received a yellow card for a tactical foul on Martin Ødegaard, his opposite number. In addition to that, Nørgaard was dribbled past twice and recorded a team-high of four unsuccessful touches, which countered his four successful passes into the final third.

Gabriel Jesus scored his sixth goal in four games against Brentford as the Arsenal striker makes Premier League title promise