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Bukayo Saka’s triumphant return inspired Arsenal to a crucial win over Fulham, reigniting hope in their fading title race.
Often a savior for Arsenal, Bukayo Saka did not just return from injury on Tuesday night but the England international returned like a scene-stealing hero.
The 23-year-old winge's comeback goal in the Gunners' 2-1 win over Fulham was not just a storyline straight out of footballing fiction—it was a timely intervention from a player who has become synonymous with Arsenal’s ambitions.
Saka had been out of action for three months and during that time Arsenal’s Premier League title charge had faltered badly.
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Injuries have been mounting and confidence seemingly fading thus Mikel Arteta’s side desperately needed a lift—and they got one.
The Emirates came alive from the opening whistle buoyed by the anticipation of Saka’s name returning to the team sheet.
Even before his introduction, his presence loomed large and on the bench at kickoff, Saka stepped up to warm up midway through the first half and was met with an ovation that genuinely shook the stadium.
So electric was the response that even Fulham players Calvin Bassey and Alex Iwobi.
"Yes, I think a beautiful moment to see how much our people love, respect and admire Bukayo," said Mikel Arteta after the match as per BBC.
"He's not a surprise to any of us and I think the best example is his reaction. Immediately after scoring a goal, what does he do? He goes and says thank you for all the hard work that all the sports science guys, physios and everybody involved in the recovery have done for him to be able to be in the condition that he is."
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The game itself was not without its drama as Arsenal lost Gabriel to injury inside the first 15 minutes but they responded with grit and poise.
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Still, there was a sense that something—or someone—was missing. That changed in the 66th minute when Saka made his long-awaited return to Premier League action.
The roar that greeted his entrance was only surpassed seven minutes later, when he capped off a flowing move with a back-post header that restored daylight between the teams.
“He is back now and just in time for Real Madrid next week. It's a huge game and he will have that firmly in his sights,” said Glenn Murray on BBC Radio 5 Live.
“The return of Saka not only lifts the players but the whole place. Arsenal have needed a lift in all honesty.”
Fulham did claw one back in stoppage time, but Rodrigo Muniz’s goal only served to sharpen the full-time celebrations.
Saka’s goal may not win awards for artistry, but in its timing and symbolism, it meant everything.
The youngster soaked in the post-match ovation, a half-lap of honour that felt like the beginning of something new. Whether this season ends in glory remains to be seen—but with their starboy back, Arsenal once again have belief.
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