Arsenal-mad pundit Darren Bent reacted after Bukayo Saka opened the scoring in style against Everton in the Premier League leaders’ latest 4-0 victory.
The £70,000-a-week talent got on the end of an incisive Oleksandr Zinchenko pass before smashing the ball into the back of the net with his weaker right foot.
While Arsenal fans such as Darren Bent may have been sensing a feeling of déjà vu against Everton, who were keeping them quiet, Bukayo Saka came up clutch once again for Mikel Arteta’s side.
Darren Bent reacts after Bukayo Saka scores a screamer for Arsenal vs Everton
The ‘magnificent’ 21-year-old has been praised left, right and centre by the likes of Kevin Campbell, Sol Campbell and Danny Simpson and rightfully so, considering just how exceptional he has been for the Gunners.
Darren Bent decided to do the same on Twitter as Bukayo Saka opened the scoring in style for Arsenal against Everton as they went 5 points clear at the top of the Premier League.
“Thank goodness for that. Love it, Bukayo Saka.”
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Bukayo Saka is inevitable
Every Arsenal fan, such as Darren Bent always seems to look at Bukayo Saka to make the difference and he always surpasses expectations, as he did against Everton.
The England international was initially tamed by the likes of Dwight McNeil and Vitaliy Mykyolenko, who had doubled up on him on the right flank.
However, Saka displayed why his game is staggeringly complete, finding the space behind the backline before having the smarts to take on the strike with his weak foot instead of taking an extra touch.
Whether it be the late winner against Manchester United, the crucial penalty against Liverpool or the rasping opener against Everton, Arsenal can rely on Bukayo Saka to do the business time and again.
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