Winger Noni Madueke was the star of the show as Arsenal beat Nottingham Forest 3-0.

Madueke started alongside Eberechi Eze and Victor Zikeresh in the match, and the trio constantly created threats up front. Every time Arsenal pushed forward, the whole stadium was excited, and Nottingham Forest's defense seemed unable to cope with the speed and skill of the two English wingers.

It's worth noting that the team had limited practice time during the international break, but Madueke is confident that this attacking line will have more surprises as they get used to each other. In a post-match interview, Madueke said, "Ebere and I play very intuitively. We don't overthink things and just take advantage of opportunities when we see them."

"Obi Mikel gave us enough freedom to play aggressively and creatively. We did that today. It's only been four games of the season and as the games go on you'll see a more efficient and more threatening Arsenal."

The statistics also confirmed Madouk's threat. In the first half alone, he sent 10 crosses, which is the highest record for an Arsenal player in the first half of the Premier League since Samir Nasri in January 2009.

Madueke repeatedly penetrated Nottingham Forest's wing defense, leaving the opponent with no chance of success. The fans quickly responded, singing his name in the first half. Madueke said with emotion, "I play football not only to help the team win, but also to bring joy and inspiration to the audience."

"Since my pre-season debut against Villarreal, the fans at the Emirates Stadium have shown their support to me and I'm grateful for that and I hope that continues."