Viktor Gyokeres and Bukayo Saka delivered standout performances as Arsenal FC cruised to a convincing 3-0 victory over Fulham FC, strengthening their push for a first Premier League title in over two decades.
Mikel Arteta’s side took control early at the Emirates Stadium, scoring all three goals in a dominant first-half display. Gyokeres opened the scoring before Saka doubled the lead, with the Swedish striker adding his second just before the break.
The win moves Arsenal six points clear of Manchester City, although Pep Guardiola’s side still have two games in hand. With a tight title race unfolding, goal difference could prove decisive if both teams continue winning.
Arsenal currently hold a superior goal difference, giving them an edge as the season nears its conclusion.
After facing criticism for grinding out results in recent weeks, the Gunners produced a fluid and attacking performance reminiscent of championship-winning teams.
Saka’s return to the starting lineup after injury proved crucial, as the winger added creativity and sharpness that had been missing during his absence.
Arsenal, who had recently dropped points in key matches, looked far more composed and confident, easing concerns about their form at a critical stage of the season.
They now shift focus to their UEFA Champions League semi-final clash against Atletico Madrid, with the tie finely balanced ahead of the second leg.
The Gunners extended their impressive unbeaten home league record against Fulham, maintaining dominance in this fixture.
Their fast start paid off when Saka set up Gyokeres for the opening goal with a precise low cross. The pair combined again for the second, with Gyokeres assisting Saka for a composed finish.
Gyokeres completed his brace in first-half stoppage time, heading home from Leandro Trossard’s delivery to cap off a clinical attacking display.
Although Arsenal eased off slightly in the second half, they remained in control, securing a comfortable win as their title challenge gathers momentum.
