Arsenal moved up to second as Mikel Arteta's men eased to victory at Bournemouth
Both Saka and Odegaard then stood aside to give Kai Havertz the confidence boost of his first goal for the club when the Gunners were awarded a second spot-kick on 53 minutes.All rights reserved.
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