**Naija's Football Enthusiasts, Get Ready: 16-year-old Max Dowman Makes History in the Premier League** In a thrilling match at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal's 16-year-old sensation, Max Dowman, etched his name into the Premier League record books by becoming the youngest-ever goalscorer in the competition. This remarkable achievement came in a 2-0 win over Everton, which has propelled the Gunners to a 10-point lead at the top of the table, just two games shy of claiming their first Premier League title in 22 years. Dowman's introduction as a late substitute proved to be the turning point in the match. His cross fell to Viktor Gyokeres, who scored the opening goal, and then he scored himself in stoppage time, running from deep inside his own half to roll the ball into an empty net after Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford ventured forward. This victory marks another significant step towards Arsenal's quest for an unprecedented quadruple of trophies. Despite starting the season strong, they have struggled to create scoring opportunities, but Dowman's introduction seemed to spark a surge in energy and determination. Kai Havertz started up front for the first time this season, but it was Dowman who stole the show. Havertz's absence from the starting lineup seemed to be a tactical decision by manager Mikel Arteta, as he dropped top scorer Gyokeres to the bench. However, Havertz's performance was overshadowed by Dowman's heroics. The match was a tightly contested affair, with Everton putting up a stubborn defense. Dwight McNeil's fine effort early on and Beto's denied goal by David Raya kept the tension high throughout the match. However, Dowman's introduction changed the momentum, and the home side took advantage of the momentum shift to secure a vital win. This result further solidifies Arsenal's position at the top of the table, while Manchester City, who have two games in hand, will look to cut the gap when they visit West Ham later. However, for now, the Gunners remain on course to make history by winning their first Premier League title in over two decades.