After the "absolutely brilliant" goal that Arsenal's man-of-the-match Bukayo Saka scored in the 4-0 victory over Everton on Wednesday, Michael Owen has lavished praise on Saka. The Heavy weapons specialists made the most of their game close by over pursuing opponents Manchester City by expanding their lead at the top to five focuses with a reverberating triumph at the Emirates Arena.

Saka has been on fire this season, and he scored with a stunning strike five minutes before the half. With a quick pass to Saka from Oleksandr Zinchenko, Saka broke through the Everton defense and scored. Saka turned with his back to the goal as he controlled the ball on his back foot and then used his other foot to turn it around and score.

He shot hard and high past Jordan Pickford into the top corner at his near post, leaving former Premier League marksman Owen waxing lyrical after the game because of his perfect control.
Owen, who appeared on Premier League Productions, said, "it was a real bit of quality that broke the deadlock." It encompassed everything we associate with Arsenal. They were demonstrating and attempting, but eventually, a small gap appeared, and they took advantage of it. Saka delivered a brilliant conclusion. "Owen went on:" The issue that his supporters face is that he can only take one or two paths, right?
If you pay attention to his body's shape. It's excellent forward play when he puts himself between his body and the dangerous man. To shield the ball in that manner. Saka's 10th goal in the Premier League this season makes him joint-seventh in the league and only Gabriel Martinelli ahead of him in Arsenal's scoring total. After scoring two goals in response to the opening goal, his Brazilian teammate was able to win the match and place ahead of Saka.