Arsenal climbed to second in the Premier League after a chaotic first-half performance secured a 5-2 victory over West Ham at the London Stadium.
Gabriel opened the scoring early before Leandro Trossard and Martin Odegaard extended the lead, with the latter converting a penalty. Kai Havertz added a fourth, but West Ham struck back with goals from Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Emerson.
Bukayo Saka’s penalty restored Arsenal’s cushion, marking the fourth time in Premier League history seven goals have been scored in a first half.
The Gunners held firm after the break to secure the win, closing the gap to leaders Liverpool to six points, while West Ham languish in 14th.
