Bukayo Saka got Arsenal off to a rapid start in the Champions League, scoring the opening goal in their clash at home to PSV Eindhoven. The England international is playing his first-ever game in t…
Bukayo Saka got Arsenal off to a rapid start in the Champions League, scoring the opening goal in their clash at home to PSV Eindhoven.
The England international is playing his first-ever game in the Champions League and needed just eight minutes to get his first goal of the competition.And Arsenal fans are absolutely loving itHe followed in from Martin Odegaard's shot that was saved by Walter Benitez but the PSV goalkeeper could only push it into the path of Saka, who slotted home with his right foot.
Saka then turned provider on 21 minutes, as he teed up Leandro Trossard, who swept the ball past Benitez following a rapid Gunners counter-attack. And Gunners fans cannot get enough of the 22-year-old, who already has three goals and four assists this term.READ MORE ON ARSENAL
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