The Arsenal captain has shone in both of the last two seasons but hasn't hit his own high standards this term and admits he's been "nowhere near" his best

Eindhoven has been packed with carnival-goers in recent days but on Tuesday it was Arsenal enjoying their own party in the city, getting over their goalscoring crisis and setting a Champions League record in the process.

"That is a statement win for Arsenal. All the talk before was about PSV and how dangerous they are, they took out Juventus. But, after that, no one will want to face Arsenal. "In the Champions League, the games are that bit slower and they are well equipped to play with such pace and energy. They were ruthless."

Everything is possible’ - The Gunners face a mountain to climb in the Premier League title race, but Odegaard remains steadfast in his belief they can still reel in Liverpool

There is no guarantee the ‘flow’ that tore PSV to pieces will be there against Manchester United tomorrow, but that should be what Arsenal look to carry through the rest of their season. Last season the team’s collective flow state lasted five months. If they are able to find that again this spring, the 2024-25 season could yet have a happy ending.

Arsenal recorded an emphatic 7-1 victory on the road against PSV Eindhoven in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League Round of 16 on Tuesday night