It was a comfortable win for Arsenal in the end, thanks to Saka and Havertz stepping up against Southampton. We rate all the Gunners here.

LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Arsenal bounced back from conceding a goal to lowly Southampton to win 3-1 after a pulsating second half in their Premier League clash at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, with winger Bukayo Saka instrumental in the Gunners' victory.

Bukayo Saka is a footballer of many qualities and in recent months he has added another to his repertoire: leadership. At the age of 23, Saka is no longer the polite academy graduate who sparkles on the wing.

It is now 16 games unbeaten in all competitions for Arsenal, who became only the second club after Manchester United to record 400 Premier League home wins. And they pause for the latest international break with their title challenge alive and well, one point behind pace-setters Liverpool.

Kai Havertz and Gabriel Martinelli struck in 10 second-half minutes as Arsenal came from a goal down to secure a 3-1 win against Southampton. In the week that Bukayo Saka said he expected this season to be the one that Arsenal would beat Manchester City to the Premier League title,

Match report as Arsenal come from behind to beat Southampton 3-1 at the Emirates Stadium; Bukayo Saka set up Kai Havertz and Gabriel Martinelli goals before adding the third himself; substitute Camero

Bukayo Saka assists two before finding the back of the net himself as the Gunners come from behind to secure three points against the struggling Saints

Arsenal bounced back from conceding a goal to lowly Southampton to win 3-1 after a pulsating second half in their Premier League clash at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, with winger Bukayo Saka instrumental in the Gunners' victory.

Bukayo Saka put in a scintillating display against Southampton to ensure Mikel Arteta's side keep up the pace with both Liverpool and Manchester City. Arsenal's win over the Saints kept them just a point behind Arne Slot's Reds at the top of the table,

Former Tottenham midfielder Jamie O’Hara believes Bukayo Saka is not world class and puts Chelsea’s Cole Palmer ahead of the Arsenal winger. Saka is set to play another integral role in Arsenal’s push to win the Premier League title and has made an excellent start to the campaign with three goals and seven assists in all competitions so far.