Pick the team you want to be. The rest is in your hands.
At the 6 moments that decided the real match, you make the call. Everything else happens as it really did. About two minutes.
Kick-off to full time. Each mark is a moment where the call is yours.
On a computer, live commentary plays with the sound on.
Arsenal beat Chelsea 2–1 at Emirates Stadium, London, on 6 September 2026 (Premier League, matchday 3). A London derby between two unbeaten sides, a striker facing the club he left and a crowd silenced before it had settled.
2' Seventy-seven seconds, and Rogers silences the Emirates. Konsa is penalised for a foul on Joao Pedro, the free kick is only half-cleared, and Rogers, waiting just inside the D, strikes it first time. It creeps inside Raya’s near post.
25' Havertz levels it, against the club he left. His third Premier League goal against Chelsea, and the Emirates finally has something to shout about. Midway through the first half, and the derby is level.
HT Half time. One apiece, and both sides have had their moments. Chelsea scored inside two minutes, Arsenal equalised, and a goal was chalked off. Neither manager makes a change at the interval.
50' A delightful Havertz dummy, and Odegaard rifles it home. Tzolis cuts inside and slides it towards Havertz, the striker steps over it, and the captain takes a touch in the box and finishes emphatically past Martinez. Five minutes into the half and Arsenal lead for the first time.
This page is a free football match simulator, or soccer match simulator, for Arsenal v Chelsea. Choose Arsenal or Chelsea, then make the call at each of the key moments that decided the match and see whether the 2–1 result still stands. What if one call had gone the other way? Make it yourself and change how it ended. It takes about two minutes and plays in the browser on phone and desktop, with no download and no sign-up.
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