Recap: AFC Bournemouth 0-4 Arsenal

In a Premier League clash between AFC Bournemouth and Arsenal at the Vitality Stadium, it was Arsenal who came out on top with a dominant performance, winning the match 4-0.

The game started off strongly for Arsenal, with Bukayo Saka scoring the opening goal in the 17th minute with a header from close range. The visitors continued to control the game, and just before halftime, Martin Ødegaard converted a penalty to make it 2-0 in favor of Arsenal.

After the break, Arsenal continued to pile on the pressure, and Kai Havertz extended their lead to 3-0 with another penalty in the 53rd minute. Bournemouth struggled to find a way back into the game, and in the dying moments of the match, Benjamin White scored a header from a set piece situation to seal a comprehensive 4-0 victory for Arsenal.

The statistics from the match showed Arsenal's dominance, with more possession and shots on target compared to Bournemouth. The away fans were praised for their passionate support throughout the game, making it an incredible atmosphere at the Vitality Stadium.

The social media posts highlighted the impressive performance of the away fans, who were described as "insane" and "the best away fans in the league." The chants and songs echoed throughout the stadium, creating an incredible atmosphere. Many fans expressed their excitement for the return of Emile Smith Rowe, who had a sharp performance after coming on as a substitute.

Despite the resounding victory, some fans expressed concern about Saka's injury, hoping that he would be fit for the upcoming clash against Manchester City. The referee's decisions also came under scrutiny, with fans questioning the lack of bookings for Bournemouth players, as well as a potential foul that went unpunished.

Overall, it was a convincing win for Arsenal, who showcased their dominance throughout the match. The victory put them within touching distance of the top of the Premier League table, and fans were optimistic about the team's prospects for the season.

Next up, Bournemouth will face Everton on October 7th, while Arsenal will take on Manchester City on October 8th.