Arsenal forward Noni Madueke spoke to TNT Sports after the final whistle. Here’s what he had to say:

"The first goal was really nice, second a tap in but the first one was sweet. Delighted with the result.

"I think the bare minimum I need to give to my team is threat. Obviously trying to score and be as decisive as possible, that's the next level I need to get to in terms of being consistently decisive for club and country. I think I can reach that level.

"We're tight, that's the main thing. We want each other to do well, we know there are loads of minutes for all of us. It's about all of us as a collective, we know we all have a part to play. That's the good thing about this team.

On what Arsenal can achieve this season, he adds: "We're fighting on all fronts. I feel like we can win this competition and win the league, that has to be the aim. We're in a good place at the moment."

That result maintains the Gunners’ three-point lead at the top of the UCL table.

They have essentially secured a place in the knockout rounds with two games to spare.

Arsenal were tested many times tonight which the scoreline doesn’t quite reflect, but withstood the storm on what was a pretty ideal night.

Three goals, a clean sheet, and they extended their lead at the top of the table to three points.

Gabriel Jesus looked lively on his return from nearly a year off, while Gabriel Martinelli became the first Arsenal player to score in five straight Champions League appearances.

And highly-rated 16-year-old Marli Salmon made his debut for the club.

‘90+3: Top of the Premier League. Top of the Champions League.

Arsenal’s 100% record in Europe continues.

‘90+2: Nwaneri has a punt, pushed away by van den Heuvel diving to his right - and another good save by the young keeper to deny Nwaneri again!

‘90: Stankovic clatters the wall. It comes back to him but he blasts into the stands. He’s frustrated with that and it just about sums up their night.

Three minutes added on to this Arsenal procession.

‘89: Furo wins a free-kick for the hosts in a good position as Calafiori gets wrong-footed and stamps on his man’s foot, just a little there there.

It’s just outside the box on the right...

‘85: Nwaneri lays it off for Jesus, who looks very distressed as his shot heads straight for the keeper.

‘83: Saka lays off another curling attempt, van den Heuvel punches it away when maybe he should have just caught it.

Arteta has relaxed sufficiently to bring off White for 16-year-old Marli Salmon, who makes his Champions League debut. What a star.

Forbs comes off for the hosts, for Diakhon.

‘79: Gabriel Jesus has been active and is desperate for a goal to top off his return to action. He bends a lovely shot goalward with van den Heuvel beaten but it bounces off the crossbar!