After a dissapointing European exit, Arsenal made light work of managerless Crystal Palace.
Arsenal made six changes from their Europa League exit to Sporting as they looked to go eight points clear at the top of the Premier League.
Paddy McCarthy takes charge of Palace for the first time having temporarily taking the reins following the sacking of Patrick Vieira on Friday. Wilfried Zaha was caught ball-watching as White nipped in ahead of him, playing in Saka, whose cross was controlled and finished well by Martinelli.
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