Bukayo Saka delivered a masterclass in Arsenal's emphatic 5-2 win against West Ham United, contributing two assists, winning a penalty, and scoring in a scintillating first-half display.  The young England international's performance has catapulted him to the top of Europe's assist charts, becoming the first player in the top five leagues to reach double figures this season.

Saka's contribution has been pivotal to Arsenal's recent run of form, with the team securing three consecutive victories and scoring ten goals in their last two away matches. Reflecting on the match, Saka expressed his enjoyment of the team's performance, stating, "It was a lot of fun, (we scored) a lot of goals and, yeah, we enjoyed it."

The winger's modesty shone through as he emphasised the importance of maintaining his form, saying, "I'm happy so far but you know, I have to keep going.  I can't get complacent. It's a long season and we're only in November so, I need to continue like this.

"Arsenal's recent performances have not only yielded positive results but have also showcased an attractive brand of football. Saka highlighted the team's growing confidence, noting, "We've been playing like that the last few games, scoring a lot of goals.  We're in good form, good confidence and we're enjoying our football." The 22-year-old's comments reflect a team brimming with self-belief as they prepare for their upcoming fixtures.