Arsenal thrash West Ham to move go second in Premier League

It all happened in the first-half between at the London Stadium. Gabriel broke the deadlock 10 minutes into the game from Saka's cross, who also set up Trossard for the second goal before the half-hour mark. The English winger won a penalty following a foul from Paqueta, but left it for skipper Martin Odeegard to send it past Fabianski. Havertz made it 0-4 just a minute later, but goals from Wan Bissaka and Emerson within four minutes gave the hosts a bit of hope. Saka took it upon himself to seal the match as he converted Arsenal's second penalty. Arteta's men claim their third consecutive win and sit in second place in the league for at least one night.