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Here's a recap of the headlines.

Rashford scores twice as Man Utd edge past Omonia

Arsenal ease to win over Bodo/Glimt

Scamacca scores West Ham winner

Fiorentina outclass Hearts

Molde put three past Shamrock Rovers

Fireworks cause delay in Malmo v Union Berlin

Arsenal are unbeaten against Norwegian clubs (P7 W6 D1).

They have only played more games against teams from Turkey (11) and the Czech Republic (10) without defeat.

Three of Rob Holding's four goals for Arsenal have come in cups - two in the Europa League and one in the League Cup.

West Ham manager David Moyes to BT Sport: "We've started to get a squad of players we can chop and change when we need to. The players we brought on made a difference."

On Flynn Downes: "He was the best player tonight, he did really well. He put a marker down tonight."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta to BT Sport: "I'm really happy with the win, six points and a clean sheet. But we lacked connection between the players, we lacked consistency and domination through the game.

"There were eight changes, you could feel that, the timing was missing.

"In the final third we looked very dangerous, the goals we scored were good goals."

On early subs in the second half: "A few players, you could see they had a different intensity, not enough exposure in terms of minutes, so we had to make changes."

Including qualifiers, Bodo/Glimt have won just one of their last 14 away matches in Europe (D7 L6) - against Celtic in Feburary.

Arsenal have won nine (or more) of their opening 10 games for just the third time. The others were 1903-04 and 2007-08.

Eddie Nketiah is the first player to score in four successive European starts for Arsenal since Lukas Podolski in December 2014.

Did you know Podolski is still playing? The 37-year-old plays for Gornik Zabrze in Poland.

Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah speaking to BT Sport: "A good win, the atmosphere was electric today.

"They started well second half, we dominated first half then dropped."

On playing for a Premier League start: "It's nice to get two wins, two goals, I just have to keep doing what I can.

"Everyone has to play their role, so we have to keep fighting."

Arsenal kept their first clean sheet at the Emirates since a 2-0 Premier League victory against Leicester in March, ending a run of nine successive home matches without a shutout.

That takes Arsenal onto nine wins from 10 games in all competitions this season.

Mikel Arteta's side are looking very, very good. Next up? Liverpool at home on Sunday. We may learn if they really are going to be challengers then.

This win takes Arsenal top of Europa League Group A, above PSV, onto six points.

Those two have played one game fewer than Bodo/Glimt, who are on four points with PSV, and point-less Zurich.

PSV thrashed Zurich 5-1 earlier.

It's all over.

A fully deserved win for Arsenal, who were excellent in the first half and good enough in the second.

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Glimt probably deserve to score for their second-half showing.

Ulrik Saltnes tries his best but Matt Turner saves and the loose ball is cleared off the line by Rob Holding.

Three minutes added on.

Reiss Nelson clips in a good cross but Fabio Vieira takes too many touches and is tackled.

Reiss Nelson cuts in and almost scores his first Arsenal goal since 2020 (which was against another Norwegian side in Molde) but his shot is blocked.

From the resulting corner Gabriel heads over.

Ten-man Hearts are 3-0 down at home to Fiorentina in the Conference now.

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Time for another Gunners change. Reiss Nelson replaces goalscorer Eddie Nketiah. It's only Nelson's second appearance for the club since 2020-21.