Alexis who? Aubameyang marks Arsenal debut with fine chip while Ramsey nets a hat-trick as Gunners put FIVE past Everton

• Aaron Ramsey gave Arsenal the lead in the sixth minute after tapping home from a Henrikh Mkhitaryan cross
• Laurent Koscielny then doubled the hosts' lead just eight minutes later with a header from close range
• In just the 19th minute, Wales star Ramsey netted his second of the game as Arsenal ran riot at the Emirates 
• Arsenal's record signing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted a debut goal after a fine Mkhitaryan pass
• Dominic Calvert-Lewin bagged Everton's first of the evening on 64 minutes just moments after coming on 
• Just moments later, Ramsey celebrated a hat-trick after sweeping home from another Mkhitaryan cross

On evenings like this, Arsenal are wonderful to behold. And if the manager were not 67, you might be tempted to suggest a new era was dawning, that a team to match past heroics was emerging.

That the hat-trick from Aaron Ramsey was merely a part of the occasion rather than the centre-piece told you of the exceptional quality elsewhere. The man of the match was really Henrikh Mkhitaryan, outstanding in providing the assists and bewitching Everton.

Then there was Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scoring on his debut – an offside goal, admittedly, but it stood – with the most-impudent finish. And there was Mesut Ozil, revived and refreshed by his new team-mates, impishly evading Everton and generally dictating affairs.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang celebrates scoring his first Arsenal goal as Arsenal ran out emphatic 5-1 winners against Everton

The 27-year-old Arsenal midfielder marks his third goal with a hat-trick celebration during the second-half at the Emirates

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 4/5

Yes, he was offside for his goal. But the poise with which he finished it suggested an assurance not seen in a centre forward here since Robin van Persie. And yes, he was over shadowed by Henrikh Mkhitaryan, on his home debut. But he showed enough to suggest there is much more to come.

Eliaquim Mangala 1/5

It couldn’t have gone much worse; an own goal and part of a back three which, unsurprisingly given his late move, looked utterly bewildered and unsure of each other. Three down in 19 minutes is pretty much as bad as it gets. Yet the whole team were awful on Saturday, which may be some small comfort.

Ramsey celebrates his second goal while his former team-mate Theo Walcott and Michael Keane show their disappointment

Walcott received a standing ovation on his return to the Emirates after signing for Everton in the January transfer window

UEL : ARSENAL menang lagi (2nd team)

• Arsenal continued their perfect start to life in the Europa League with an eventful win over BATE Borisov
• Theo Walcott scored twice in the first 22 minutes to put the Gunners in command in the Group H showdown
• Defender Rob Holding netted his first goal for the club to extend the visitors' lead before BATE responded
• Three minutes after going 3-0 down, the home side gave themselves a lifeline thanks to a Mirko Ivanic goal
• Shortly after the break, however, Olivier Giroud restored the three-goal lead with his 100th Arsenal goal

FA Emirates Cup : ARSENAL mara & Undian akan datang

EPL : Red card utk Xhaka | Arsenal trus menang

A first-half double from Theo Walcott helped Arsenal edge past Swansea City 3-2.

In his first match as Swansea manager Bob Bradley saw his side come close to extending their unbeaten to five visits to Emirates Stadium, but Arsenal survived Granit Xhaka's second-half red card and a late Welsh fightback.

The in-form Walcott got both goals from close-range finishes as he took advantage of hesitant Swansea defending.

Gylfi Sigurdsson gave Swansea hope before half-time with a curling shot after Xhaka had given away the ball.

After the break Mesut Ozil volleyed in Alexis Sanchez's pass to double Arsenal's lead. But Swansea were not finished, as Borja Baston's strike and Xhaka's sending-off for a foul on the impressive Modou Barrow ensured a nervy finish for the home fans.

Walcott almost sealed his hat-trick with a couple of late chances, but Arsenalheld on to sit joint-top of the table.

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A terrific win for Arsenal, who overwhelmed an admittedly poor Chelsea with some lovely football in the first half. Mesut Ozil was wonderful, Alex Iwobi and Alexis were excellent too, and Mustafi and Koscielny looked solid at the back. It’s a very, very happy anniversary for Arsene Wenger – not just the result but the way it was achieved.

Costa frustation

Spain & Switzerland win to qualify

Spain wrapped up qualification for next summer's European Championships with a 4-0 win over Luxembourg but lost two key players to injury on Friday.

The 2012 European champions had to make two substitutions within 33 minutes as David Silva was brought down by a hefty challenge and Alvaro Morata was stretchered off after colliding with two defenders.

England dull in victory

Outside of Theo Walcott and Ross Barkley, England showed little in beating Estonia 2-0. The win keeps their Euro 2016 qualifying record perfect, but manager Roy Hodgson will be far from convinced with the effort.