Arsenal made history with a rampant 6-0 win over Sheffield United, moving them back to within two points of the Premier League summit.

Mikel Arteta's side responded emphatically after seeing title rivals Liverpool and Manchester City win their matches.

The Gunners dominated from the start at Bramall Lane, becoming the first English league side to win three consecutive away games by five or more goals. Sheffield United, on the other hand, have now conceded five or more goals in four successive home games in all competitions.

Arsenal opened the scoring early with Martin Odegaard and Gabriel Martinelli finding the net in the opening 15 minutes. Kai Havertz and Declan Rice added to the tally before half-time, with Ben White scoring a thunderous goal in the second half.

The Blades were left humiliated by the Gunners' performance, with fans booing and some leaving early. Arsenal's dominance was evident throughout the match, with Bukayo Saka hitting the woodwork early on and Martinelli having a goal cleared off the line.

Arteta's decision not to rest key players paid off, as Arsenal displayed quality and determination from start to finish. The win was Arsenal's seventh straight in the Premier League, solidifying their position as title contenders.