Arsenal asserted their dominance against West Ham on Sunday, following their recent victory over Premier League leaders Liverpool. The Gunners, amid debates surrounding their celebrations, secured a resounding 6-0 win.

Former Arsenal forward Paul Merson hailed the victory as significant, emphasizing Arsenal’s often overlooked prowess in the league title contention. Michael Brown, a former Manchester City midfielder, commended Arsenal’s remarkable performance, highlighting their ability to capitalize on the current momentum.

The match initially showed little indication of the impending onslaught. However, after William Saliba’s opener, Arsenal swiftly dismantled West Ham’s defence, scoring three goals in six minutes to lead 4-0 at halftime. The onslaught continued in the second half, with Bukayo Saka and ex-West Ham captain Declan Rice adding to the scoreline.

Arsenal’s triumph marked their joint-biggest margin of victory in an away league match, underscoring their resurgence. Manager Mikel Arteta expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance, emphasizing the importance of maintaining momentum.

Bukayo Saka’s brace further showcased Arsenal’s depth and quality, with Arteta praising the player’s consistency and contribution to the team’s success.

Despite their recent successes, Arteta remains aware of the challenges posed by title contenders like Manchester City and Liverpool. With a demanding schedule ahead, Arsenal must maintain their winning streak to stay competitive in the title race.

Former Arsenal striker Alan Smith emphasized the necessity of continuous victories, recognizing the fierce competition ahead. Meanwhile, ex-Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane urged caution, advising against complacency despite Arsenal’s promising position.