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Arsenal dominate Sheffield United in 5-0 win

Arsenal showcased their title credentials with a commanding 5-0 victory over Sheffield United at the Emirates Stadium on 29 October. The Gunners, who started the match level on points with Manchester City, were in scintillating form, with Eddie Nketiah's first Premier League hat-trick being the highlight of the evening.

Nketiah Shines in Jesus' Absence

Stepping in for the injured Gabriel Jesus, Eddie Nketiah made the most of his opportunity. The North London side began the game with intent, and it was no surprise when they broke the deadlock in the 28th minute. A sublime touch by Nketiah, following a pass from Declan Rice, saw the young striker free himself from the Sheffield defense and coolly slot the ball into the net.

Continued Dominance

The second goal came shortly after the break. A corner from the ever-reliable Bukayo Saka was fumbled by the Sheffield United goalkeeper, and Nketiah was on hand to pounce, doubling Arsenal's lead in the 50th minute. Nketiah's night to remember continued when he completed his hat-trick in the 58th minute, with a beautifully crafted move involving Emile Smith Rowe.

Sealing the Victory

Sheffield United, who struggled to find their rhythm throughout the match, were further punished in the 88th minute. A foul inside the box saw Arsenal awarded a penalty, which was confidently converted by Francisco Vieira. The evening's scoring was rounded off in injury time when Takehiro Tomiyasu found the net, capping off a dominant display by the Gunners.

Looking Ahead

With this win, Arsenal have sent a clear message to their title rivals. The Gunners' performance was a blend of tactical discipline, individual brilliance, and team cohesion. Sheffield United will need to regroup and find a way to bounce back. For Arsenal, with players like Nketiah leading the charge, the future looks bright.