PL Reaction:: Norwich City 0 - 5 Arsenal

Let's look at all the reaction as Arsenal thrashed Norwich City at Carrow Road.

Arsenal players celebrate

It was a special performance from Arsenal. They are ending 2021 in great form and must be cautiously optimistic going into the second half of the season. This victory meant they maintained their six-point lead over fifth-placed Tottenham. Norwich must regroup after another defeat.

All the key reaction

Before you read the reaction, you need to watch the highlights.

Norwich boss Dean Smith told the BBC: "I have used a tennis terminology in the dressing room to describe our performance - it was littered with unforced errors.

"We gave two soft fouls away for two soft goals at the end. We cannot drop our standards from two games ago against Manchester United to today's showing."

Norwich 0 - 5 Arsenal

One Norwich fan tweeted a passionate response to the tweet below: "Complete and utter waste of time supporting this club. We fail time and time again in the Premier League, getting worse and worse each time. And while we do well in the Championship, there's no point enjoying it when we know exactly what it will lead to. What's the point?"

Another added: "Perhaps we do need new players in January. What is the point in being in the Premier League if we are not good enough to win any games. I think it’s such a shame that how this football club has run. The Championship is lot better."

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta also spoke with the BBC: "It's a very satisfying result because in this festive period we have to keep performances to a high level."

"We looked really sharp and committed. It's a big win for us. I am really pleased. The amount of chances we create is pleasing."

An Arsenal fan told us: "It was another superb performance. We are playing well at the moment. The rest of this season could be very exciting."

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