16 Goals in 3 Matches, the Best Start in History

In the dressing room at halftime, Wenger once again reminded the players not to let up and to keep the rhythm steady in the second half.

He demanded that the whole team maintain their attacking intensity, completely crush the opponents' morale, and secure a perfect victory.

In contrast, the atmosphere in Galatasaray's dressing room was oppressive to the extreme, with the entire squad's morale in ruins.

The players knew full well that the gulf in strength between the two sides was enormous, and that there was essentially no way back in this match.

With the teams switching ends for the second half, the Gunners' attack remained as fierce as ever.

Arsenal, brimming with stamina and in red-hot form, continued their relentless high press, taking turns battering the opposition defense.

In the 54th minute, Arsenal changed the score once again!

The team earned a set-piece opportunity on the flank in the attacking third, and De Bruyne delivered a precise cross into the box.

The lofted ball curled beautifully, with a tricky landing point, finding Alaba as he surged in at pace toward the far post.

Alaba rose powerfully above the defender and flicked the ball with his head, sending it gently into the net!

GOAL!!!

4-0!

Alaba got on the scoresheet! The Gunners had slaughtered their opponents with four goals and completely sealed the victory!

Arsenal still did not ease off after scoring, continuing to control the pitch and create threat after threat.

Galatasaray had completely given up, their defense little more than a formality and utterly incapable of resisting.

In the 67th minute, Arsenal found another goal.

The team won a corner kick in the attacking third. Modrić took it, curling the lofted ball precisely into the middle of the penalty area.

Defensive leader Varane claimed an excellent position and