Arsenal cruised to a 5-0 win at bottom side Norwich City on Sunday, with Bukayo Saka’s double helping them to secure the victory as they consolidated fourth place in the Premier League.
The win takes Arsenal to 35 points from 19 games after their fourth straight league victory, just over two years since manager Mikel Artetaâs first match in charge of the Gunners.
The visitors took the lead after six minutes through Saka, who stroked the ball past Angus Gunn following a neat passing move that led to Martin Odegaard laying the ball into the forward’s path.
Tierney scored the second goal on the break just before halftime with Odegaard again providing the killer pass for the Scotland left back, who struck a low shot into the net.
England forward Saka grabbed Arsenal’s third in the 67th minute with another low strike before Lacazette was fouled in the box and got up to stroke home the spot kick in the 84th.
Substitute Emile Smith Rowe wrapped up the win with a simple tap-in during added time to complete the rout at Carrow Road.
