It dropped at 10:17 AM, a day after the match against Ipswich.
A clip from Arsenal's official account.
Simple caption: Another day. Another W.
No exclamation marks.
No emojis.
Just clean, confident dominance.
The first frame: Saka wheeling away to celebrate his early goal, the camera catching the moment he turned and pointed—not at the stands, not at the badge—but back toward midfield.
Back toward Izan.
The next clip? A razor-sharp cutback.
Izan gliding between two defenders, dragging the ball with the outside of his boot before guiding it past the keeper with the inside of the other.
Clinical.
His second goal came next—no angle, no space, and still, the net bulged.
The fourth was Ødegaard's, threading through a collapsing Ipswich backline with a run that felt more like a slalom.
And yet, all the replies kept circling back to one player.
Beneath the clip was the scoreboard:
Arsenal 4 – 0 Ipswich
The post didn't mention that it could've been more.
