BUKAYO SAKA is walking in the footsteps of greatness but Arsenal fans might want to be careful what they wish for.
Arsenal's bewilderingly brilliant No.7 was the creative spark that lit up a victory that keeps the title race honest on a bonkers night at the London Stadium.
Saka set up two of the five goals that put Mikel Arteta's men on an easy street stroll before half-time, won a penalty and also got himself on the scoresheet.
He now has 10 Premier League assists for the season to add to his five goals - and the England winger's stats are even more impressive when you take the Champions League into account.
Saka has been involved in a goal for roughly every hour he's played this season.
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