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High-five Arsenal keep Liverpool in sight

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Updated At : 03:03 PM Feb 18, 2024 IST

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BURNLEY, February 17

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Bukayo Saka scored either side of halftime as Arsenal crushed second-from-bottom Burnley 5-0 at Turf Moor today to go second and keep the pressure on Premier League leaders Liverpool.

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Martin Odegaard opened the scoring in the fourth minute, shooting left-footed from outside the box into the bottom right corner, and Saka made it 2-0 from the penalty spot in the 41st after a foul on Leandro Trossard.

Bukayo Saka stole the show with a brace. Reuters

Saka claimed his second two minutes after the break for his 12th league goal of the campaign, Trossard made it 4-0 and Kai Havertz added a fifth as Arsenal cruised to a fifth straight win in 2024.

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Earlier, Mohamed Salah scored on his return from injury as Liverpool won race 4-1 win at Brentford. Wolverhampton Wanderers put a dent in Tottenham Hotspur’s top-four ambitions as they won 2-1 at Spurs. — Reuters 

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