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England international Bukayo Saka continues to cement his legacy as an Arsenal icon after equaling a 30-year milestone set by a Gunners legend
Arsenal sensation Bukayo Saka equalled a 30-year record as the Gunners delivered a commanding performance at the Emirates Stadium, securing a resounding 4-1 victory over Newcastle and affirming their position in the title chase.
Mikel Arteta's men bounced back in style following their midweek UEFA Champions League defeat to Porto to deliver a masterclass against Newcastle with Saka at the heart of it. .
Arsenal hammer Newcastle in Premier League epic
Arsenal dominated the match against Newcastle from the outset, leveraging an aggressive pressing strategy that the visitors found difficult to counter. The opening goal came when Bukayo Saka's corner connected with Gabriel, leading to a series of defensive mishaps from Newcastle and culminating in Sven Botman inadvertently turning the ball into his own net. The momentum stayed with Arsenal as they swiftly doubled their lead through a well-orchestrated play; Jorginho's precise pass enabled Gabriel Martinelli to assist Kai Havertz for an easy finish, underscoring the Gunners' attacking prowess.
The second half saw Arsenal maintain their superiority, with Bukayo Saka further extending their lead through a display of individual brilliance, navigating past Tino Livramento to score. Arsenal's dominance was sealed with a fourth goal, this time from a corner by Declan Rice that Jakub Kiwior directed towards goal, with Nicolas Jover's deflection ensuring there was no way back for Newcastle. Despite a late consolation goal from Joe Willock, it was merely a footnote in a match that underscored Arsenal's comprehensive victory and their relentless pursuit of success this season.
Goal-Scoring Streak Continues
The emphatic win against Newcastle marked Arsenal's third consecutive Premier League game in which they scored four or more goals. The team's attacking prowess has been a standout feature in their recent performances.
Bukayo Saka's goal-scoring form has been remarkable, not only contributing to Arsenal's recent success but also achieving a milestone reminiscent of Arsenal legend Ian Wright's feat 30 years ago. With his goal against Newcastle, Saka became the first English player to score in five consecutive Premier League games for Arsenal since Wright achieved the feat in 1994.
As Arsenal's title chase gains momentum, Saka's contributions and the team's overall performance against Newcastle position them as formidable contenders in the Premier League race.
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