Roy Keane slams West Ham as supporters flood out of Arsenal thrashing at half-time

Arsenal's fantastic first-half performance against West Ham has led to thousands of home supporters leaving the London Stadium at half-time.

David Moyes' team have been thoroughly second-best this afternoon as the Gunners ran riot in the opening 45 minutes. From the first whistle, Arsenal were running the show but it took until the 32nd minute for them to find the breakthrough as William Saliba headed home a corner.

It was two just nine minutes later as Bukayo Saka converted a penalty leading to the floodgates opening. Gabriel Magalhaes made it three before stoppage time and Leandro Trossard remarkably made it 4-0 as he curled the ball home.

As boos rang out from the stands as the half-time whistle blew, many supporters were not inside the ground to see it. Sky Sports cameras captured thousands of fans streaming out of the stadium and towards the tube as the away fans celebrated.

During the half-time analysis, former Manchester United captain Roy Keane did not hold back with his assessment of the Iron. «This is just rubbing salt through the wounds,» he said.

"West Ham, absolutely shocking. There’s no movement, no attempts to make a tackle, credit to Arsenal because they’re making the most of it but this is so poor.

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«Trossard gets to take two touches, great finish but I can’t believe what I’m watching — it is shocking from West Ham. The last ten or 15 minutes, they’ve been an absolute disgrace.

»The first half-an-hour was a bit cagey because they put Arsenal under a little bit of pressure but after that, it was so poor. [Martin] Odegaard hasn’t even had a glove laid on him and there’s ways to lose a game of football but the way West Ham are doing it,