Drafted into the starting XI following Bukayo Saka’s injury, Madueke was a constant threat, particularly from set-pieces.
Arsenal had taken the lead through Martin Zubimendi’s 27th-minute header, and the former Chelsea star’s curling corner in the 38th minute forced Leeds keeper Karl Darlow into a desperate punch that hit Dominic Calvert-Lewin and the post, officially recorded as an own goal.
The Arsenal winger has already netted three Champions League goals this season since moving from Chelsea to the Emirates in summer 2025.
His previous Premier League goal was for the Blues against Manchester City in January 2025. With Saka sidelined, Madueke’s return to scoring form adds another vital dimension as Arsenal continue to lead the table.
