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Mikel Arteta was an animated figure on the touchline at Vicarage Road despite the victory over Watford which gives an indication of how far Arsenal have come this season.

The Gunners boosted their top-four hopes with a vital 3-2 win against Roy Hodgson's men, but the Spaniard wasn't best pleased with how his side made hard work of the three points.

Arsenal conceded various chances to the hosts and should have seen the game out comfortably after Gabriel Martinelli's brilliant goal, assisted by Arteta, gave the north Londoners a 3-1 lead in the second half.

But Moussa Sissoko grabbed one back for the hosts on the 87th minute to set up a nervy few minutes for Arsenal.

And Arteta was visibly frustrated at his players throughout the 90 minutes.

The Spaniard even had grievances when Bukayo Saka gave them a 2-1 lead in the first half as he looked particularly angry, shouting at Gabriel, Martin Odegaard and Granit Xhaka.

Gabriel held his hands up in the wake of the match insisting he must do better.

He tweeted: "I just have to prove to myself what I'm capable of!"

Arteta also wasn't best pleased with how Watford were able to find so much success down Arsenal's left-hand side and was seen yelling at Keiran