Mikel Arteta talks up Arsenal "tranquillity" after Burnley thrashing
The title-challengers travelled to Lancashire on the back of a sensational 6-0 hammering of West Ham United on February 11, which marked Arsenal's biggest-ever away win during the Premier League era.
Visiting a ground where Burnley made unwanted losing history earlier this season, the Gunners almost replicated their six-goal obliteration of West Ham with another exceptional away performance, which began with Martin Odegaard finding the corner after just four minutes.
Following a slight lull in the action, Bukayo Saka doubled the Gunners' lead from the penalty spot after Lorenz Assignon brought down Leandro Trossard, and the Englishman doubled his tally for the afternoon inside the first two minutes of the second half.
Despite a lengthy delay in play due to a serious-looking injury to Burnley's Aaron Ramsey, Arsenal's momentum was not disrupted, and Trossard curled home a fourth in front of the jubilant away end in the 66th minute.
With 12 minutes of normal time remaining, Kai Havertz then capped off a five-star display with a fine solo strike, meeting Jakub Kiwior's quick throw, prodding the ball through Hannes Delcroix's legs and firing home low into James Trafford's goal.
The battering of Burnley marked the first time in Arsenal's history that they have won their opening five league fixtures of a calendar year, and they will end the weekend in second place thanks to Chelsea's draw with Manchester City in the evening kickoff.
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