Arsenal: Footage of build-up to Gabriel Jesus' goal highlights Arteta's influence

Arsenal returned to the summit of the Premier League with a 3-0 win at Brentford on Sunday.

Barely a year on from their opening weekend defeat at the Brentford Community Stadium last season, the Gunners reminded the world just how far they’ve come under Mikel Arteta with a merciless 3-0 win in west London.

It’s the sixth win that Arsenal have secured from their opening seven Premier League games with Crystal Palace, Leicester City, Bournemouth, Fulham and Aston Villa having also been put to the sword.

And it comes in spite of the fact that Thomas Frank’s men haven’t displayed so much as a sniff of second-second-syndrome, entering this weekend’s match with just one league defeat on their record so far.

But alas, Arsenal wasted no time at all in turning the screw on their London neighbours, taking the lead through their first corner of the game as William Saliba’s flicked header just about sneaked over the line.

And by the time that Fabio Vieira found the back of the net in spectacular fashion to mark his full Premier League debut, there was absolutely no threat at all of Arsenal securing anything less than three points.

However, the pick of the goals from a team perspective was undoubtedly that scored by Gabriel Jesus on 28 minutes as it perfectly showcased what a well-oiled machine Arsenal truly are right now.

In footage which has left Arsenal fans licking their lips on social media, the full build-up to the Gunners’ sophomore strike indicates just how well drilled and organised they are under Arteta.

While it’s not the pinball-machine zip of Jack Wilshere’s legendary goal against Norwich City, it’s most certainly the hallmark of a team coached within an inch of its life on how to deconstruct the opposition by everyone