Arsenal doubled their lead with another brilliantly executed goal, extending their advantage to 2-0 and taking full control of the match. The buildup showcased Mikel Arteta’s tactical precision — quick passing, intelligent movement, and perfect timing. Leandro Trossard played a key role in the move, combining neatly with Declan Rice before sliding a clever pass into the box for Bukayo Saka, who calmly slotted the ball past the goalkeeper.

The Emirates Stadium erupted in celebration as Arsenal’s dominance finally reflected on the scoreboard. The second goal lifted the team’s confidence, allowing them to dictate the tempo and keep West Ham pinned in their own half. Even without captain Martin Ødegaard, who left the pitch injured in the first half, the Gunners maintained their attacking rhythm thanks to sharp link-up play and relentless pressing.

Defensively, Arsenal continued to look solid, with William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhães keeping things tight at the back. Arteta’s side appeared determined to finish the job, pushing for more while staying organized in transition. The 2-0 lead underlined Arsenal’s control and their intent to secure another convincing Premier League victory in style.

Arsenal doubled their lead with another brilliantly executed goal, extending their advantage to 2-0 and taking full control of the match. The buildup showcased Mikel Arteta’s tactical precision — quick passing, intelligent movement, and perfect timing. Leandro Trossard played a key role in the move, combining neatly with Declan Rice before sliding a clever pass into the box for Bukayo Saka, who calmly slotted the ball past the goalkeeper.

The Emirates Stadium erupted in celebration as Arsenal’s dominance finally reflected on the scoreboard. The second goal lifted the team’s confidence, allowing them to dictate the tempo and keep West Ham pinned in their own half. Even without captain Martin Ødegaard, who left the pitch injured in the first half, the Gunners maintained their attacking rhythm thanks to sharp link-up play and relentless pressing.

Defensively, Arsenal continued to look solid, with William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhães keeping things tight at the back. Arteta’s side appeared determined to finish the job, pushing for more while staying organized in transition. The 2-0 lead underlined Arsenal’s control and their intent to secure another convincing Premier League victory in style.

Arsenal were dealt a major blow when Martin Ødegaard was forced off with an injury in the first half of the match. The Norwegian captain appeared to be in discomfort after a heavy challenge and was seen limping before signaling to the bench that he couldn’t continue. Medical staff attended to him on the pitch, and although he tried to shake it off, Mikel Arteta made the cautious decision to substitute him early to avoid worsening the problem.

Ødegaard’s departure was a huge setback for Arsenal, as he is the creative heartbeat of the team and a key figure in linking midfield to attack. His absence immediately affected the Gunners’ rhythm, with the side struggling to maintain their usual flow in possession. Emile Smith Rowe was brought on as a replacement, tasked with filling Ødegaard’s creative role, but the team clearly missed their captain’s vision and leadership.

After the match, Arteta expressed concern but remained hopeful that the injury is not serious, stating that Ødegaard would undergo further medical assessments. Arsenal fans will be anxiously awaiting updates, as losing their influential playmaker for an extended period could significantly impact their Premier League and European ambitions.