In Arsenal's 2-0 Premier League victory over West Ham United, Bukayo Saka made his 200th Premier League appearance and sealed the victory with a penalty kick.

For the 24-year-old English winger, this was not just a victory, but a milestone of extraordinary significance. Saka's goal helped the team achieve their fourth consecutive victory in all competitions and also allowed him to reach his 100th goal involvement in the Premier League, achieving the perfect symmetry of 200 games and 100 goal involvements.

In the post-match interview, Saka admitted that his recent injury experience made him cherish this moment even more: "There are so many things to celebrate today, a beautiful victory, a goal, and the 200th Premier League game."

"I'm very proud and I don't take these moments for granted. Having spent the last few months in the stands due to injury has made me appreciate every moment back on the pitch. I'm going to enjoy tonight and then come back after the international break to keep working hard."

After being sidelined by a hamstring injury at the start of the season, this was Saka's second full match of the season and his first since the opening game against Manchester United. For him, being able to play the full 90 minutes was a positive sign in itself.

Saka said: "I feel good now. I am very happy to have played a full game. Although I was a little tired in the final stage, that is normal. I also look forward to returning to the England national team because I missed too many games before."

Arsenal currently maintains a commanding lead in the Premier League table and is making steady progress in the Champions League and League Cup. Saka believes the team is gradually regaining its rhythm, having endured some tough fixtures, but their current form allows them to head into the international break with satisfaction.