Arsenal vs nottm Forest

Ben White has been in excellent form so far this season as Arsenal returned to the summit of the Premier League table with a comfortable win over Nottingham ...

A fan continued: "Definitely not under the radar, think he is the perfect companion for Saliba." White is able to burst forward and create two-vs-one opportunities when Arsenal are playing against a low block - with Forest putting every man behind the ball whenever they could. But White was productive when he got into dangerous positions, creating two chances and completing 71 passes throughout the game. The former Leeds United man started the season more defensively, but has been growing in confidence as the campaign as gone on, and now loves to go forward at every opportunity. Although the plaudits will go to the attacking players for another exciting performance, someone who has gone under the radar is Ben White. It was a win that lifted them back above [Manchester City](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/manchester-city-fc) into top spot, with the Gunners dropping just five points from a possible 36 so far this season.

We asked for your thoughts after Sunday's game at Emirates Stadium. Here are some of your views: Arsenal fans. Simon: I was saying after Thursday's game ...

Against every team in this league, you have to be at your best and hope they make a mistake. Clairey: From the high of last week’s win to this… Great atmosphere in the stadium and superb goals from the boys in red. Phil: Too many players brought into the club in a very short time. Alex: Partey slowly proving to be the Rolls Royce midfielder that he really is. I do think we need to strengthen the squad in January.

The latest Nottingham Forest news as the former Reds midfielder Jenas gives his take on the performance of Steve Cooper's side against Arsenal.

This is the start of the second half, you've gone in at 1-0 and within a couple of minutes you're 2-0 down and it's basically game over." Granted, he makes a great run, but they have eight players in the box against Martinelli, and Martinelli takes control of that situation to get his goal." It could've been six or seven quite easily." He also criticised the backline for not dropping back quickly enough in defensive situations. "When the ball comes out to Bukayo Saka, they're in a good line. Goals from Gabriel Martinelli, Thomas Partey, Martin Odegaard and a brace from substitute Reiss Nelson condemns the East Midlands outfit to another week at the bottom of the standings.