Arsenal Edge Past Fulham as Saka Makes Scoring ReturnSaka’s Swift Impact Sparks Arsenal WinIn football, timing can be everything. After more than three months out injured, Bukayo Saka returned to

Gabriel Martinelli shines as Bukayo Saka makes perfect return - Saka needed barely five minutes to score as he made his long-awaited return from a hamstring injury

Bukayo Saka marks his return from injury with a simple header from close range after Gabriel Martinelli finds him at the back post with a wonderful flick.

Saka’s goal was sparked by Martinelli’s positivity. The Brazil international dribbled forward from midfield before delicately flicking Merino’s cross into Saka’s path to head in at the back post, and it was not the first time he caused issues for the Fulham backline.

Arsenal managed to secure another important victory against a Fulham side who have been a thorn in their side of late. The story of the match nearly wrote itself before the game and it was fulfilled in the best way.

Bukayo Saka has marked his first appearance in more than three months by scoring as a substitute in Arsenal’s 2-1 win over Fulham that trimmed the gap to Premier League leader Liverpool to nine points.

After a thrilling 2-1 victory over Fulham on April 2, Arsenal winger Gabriel Martinelli shared his thoughts with the BBC, signaling an optimistic outlook for the team's future. His comments reveal key insights into the current dynamics of the squad, particularly regarding player injuries and the significance of upcoming matches.

This game marked a significant milestone for the team as it witnessed the return of their star player, Bukayo Saka, from injury. Our exploration delves into Saka's inspiring comeback, the team's overall performance,

Bukayo Saka marked his highly anticipated return with a goal at home Tuesday vs. Fulham in Premier League action, helping the Gunners to a 2-1 win. Saka scored Arsenal's second in the 73rd minute just seven minutes after being introduced for the first time since late December when he tore his hamstring vs. Crystal Palace.

As the Premier League enters its decisive phase, Arsenal could receive a timely boost ahead of their clash with Fulham at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night. Bukayo Saka, the club’s talismanic winger, is in line to feature for the first time since December, following his recovery from a hamstring injury that required surgery.