Arsenel Slams West Ham 6-0

Arsenal delivered a commanding performance in a 6-0 victory over West Ham, a triumph hailed as a "massive" result that firmly places them in the title race.

The ruthless Gunners left the Hammers stunned, prompting many home fans to leave at halftime.

Former Arsenal forward Paul Merson emphasized the significance of the win, noting that if it were Manchester City, praises would be sung.

Arsenal's ability to swiftly bounce back from setbacks impressed Merson, who argued that they deserve more credit in the race for the Premier League title.

Michael Brown, a former Manchester City midfielder, praised Arsenal's achievements and expressed optimism about their potential to build on the current momentum.

The London Stadium witnessed a dramatic turn of events as Arsenal, initially contained by West Ham, broke the deadlock with William Saliba's header.

The Gunners then dismantled their opponents with three goals in six minutes, leading 4-0 at halftime.

The second half saw two more goals from Bukayo Saka and former West Ham captain Declan Rice, securing Arsenal's joint-biggest away league victory since 1935.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta acknowledged the historical significance of the win, emphasizing the importance of maintaining momentum.

He praised Saka for surpassing 50 goals for the club and highlighted the player's remarkable contributions over the past seasons.

After a mid-January warm-weather training break following three consecutive losses, Arsenal has secured victories in every game since their return.

Despite their impressive run, Arteta recognizes the challenge posed by title contenders Manchester City and Liverpool, stressing the need to avoid dropping points in the remaining matches.

Former Arsenal striker Alan Smith views every upcoming game as a must-win, considering the stiff competition from City and Liverpool.

Meanwhile, Roy Keane, a former Manchester United midfielder, advises Arsenal not to get carried away with their success but to remain quietly confident in their pursuit of the title.