Jarrod Bowen Hails Arsenal’s “Unstoppable” Form After Dominant Win Over West Ham
West Ham United forward Jarrod Bowen has lavished praise on Arsenal after their commanding 2–0 Premier League victory at the Emirates Stadium — calling the Gunners “the most complete and dominant team in England right now.”
Speaking to reporters after the match, Bowen admitted that facing Arsenal was unlike any other experience this season. “I’ve played against top sides — Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City — but Arsenal were on another level,” he confessed. “Their movement, speed, and control of the game were unbelievable. You just couldn’t get near them.”
Arsenal’s Total Control
From the very first whistle, Mikel Arteta’s men dictated every aspect of the match. Their crisp passing, relentless pressing, and tactical fluidity suffocated West Ham’s rhythm. Declan Rice, facing his former club, was instrumental once again — dominating midfield with his intelligence and precision before firing home a thunderous opener.
Bukayo Saka, celebrating his 200th Premier League appearance, was equally outstanding. The young England winger tormented defenders all evening and coolly converted a penalty to make it 2–0. “Saka is unstoppable right now,” Bowen said. “Every time he gets the ball, you feel something dangerous is about to happen. He’s world-class.”
Unity, Chemistry, and Class
What impressed Bowen most wasn’t just Arsenal’s technical brilliance, but their collective unity. “They play like one organism — pressing, attacking, defending together,” he explained. “Every player knows their role perfectly. Even the full-backs were bombing forward and creating chances like wingers.”
One of those full-backs, Jurrien Timber, earned particular praise. Returning from injury, the Dutch defender was everywhere — solid at the back, fearless in attack, and even won the penalty that sealed Arsenal’s win. “Timber shocked me,” Bowen said. “He defended like a warrior but looked so composed in possession. Arsenal have defenders who play like midfielders — that’s what makes them so hard to stop.”
Defensive Discipline and Mental Strength
Arsenal’s backline was equally dominant. William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhães marshalled the defence with composure, while David Raya added calmness between the posts. West Ham were limited to just a handful of half-chances as Arsenal maintained total control.
Bowen also highlighted the Gunners’ growing confidence and maturity. “They don’t panic — even under pressure,” he said. “You can tell they truly believe they can win the league. And honestly, from what I saw tonight, they absolutely can.”
The Mark of Champions
Analysts and fans have echoed Bowen’s words, pointing out how Arsenal have combined flair with resilience — a balance that defines true title contenders. Under Arteta, they’ve evolved from an exciting young side into a well-drilled, mentally strong unit capable of beating anyone in Europe.
As the final whistle blew, West Ham players could only applaud. Bowen’s honest admission summed it up best:
“When you face Arsenal, you realize how complete they’ve become. From front to back, they’re the most balanced team in England. If they keep playing like this, nobody’s stopping them.”
For Arsenal fans, Bowen’s praise is yet another sign that Arteta’s Gunners aren’t just contenders — they’re setting new standards in English football.