Sheffield United vs Arsenal LIVE: Premier League result and final score as ruthless visitors embarrass hosts

63 mins: Ah, bad news this for Arsenal.

Gabriel Martinelli is being forced off and hobbles down the touchline, unable to put any weight on his right ankle.

Straight down the tunnel.

That’s a worry.

Jesus is on, at least. While Thomas Partey is back after a long absence. He replaces Jorginho.

SIX!

And a sixth scorer! Ben White gets in on the act!

There was some lovely football from Arsenal just before, but Rice couldn’t get his shot away.

This time Havertz brings it down wonderfully. He lays it off to White, and that is some strike! It flies into the corner off his left foot.

Arsenal have equalled their biggest Premier League away win, set at West Ham just a few weeks ago!

53 mins: Chance! Vieira bursts down the right and clips a cross back towards Martinelli.

The winger leaps and connects with the volley, but can’t direct his effort back towards goal.

Arsenal want more...

50 mins: Arsenal haven’t even scored a set-piece yet...

Rice stands over a corner from the left but Souza heads away.

There are a lot of empty seats at Bramall Lane as the second half begins.

Back underway!

Saka is off for Arsenal. He wasn’t on the scoresheet tonight but the winger gets a well deserved rest.

Fabio Vieira replaces him.

On Sky Sports, Jamie Carragher called Sheffield United a “disgrace” after one of the “most one-sided performances I’ve ever seen”.

The Blades were also beaten 8-0 by Newcastle at Bramall Lane in the Premier League earlier this season.

The Premier League record for a win is 9-0.

Sheffield United set an unwanted record when they became the first team in English football history to concede five goals in four consecutive home games across all competitions.

Chris Wilder’s side, who are bottom of the Premier League, conceded five goals against high-flying Arsenal before half-time - as Mikel Arteta’s side ran riot at Bramall Lane.

The Blades had also suffered a 5-2 defeat to Brighton in the FA Cup, a 5-0 defeat to Aston Villa in the Premier League, and another 5-0 defeat to Brighton in the Premier League (this time with 10 men).

And Arsenal set their own Premier League record as they became the first English league side to win three consecutive away games by a margin of five or more goals.

The Gunners also beat Burnley 5-0 and West Ham 6-0.

A record-breaking first half.

Arsenal are loving it. Sheffield United can’t wait for it to end.

41 mins: Well, that’s history, and it’s arrived before half-time!

Sheffield United are now the first team in English Football League history to concede five goals in four consecutive home games.

Arsenal are the first team to score five goals in four consecutive away games.

Ridiculous!

OH MY GOODNESS!

It’s FIVE before half-time! Saka cuts through Sheffield United again down the right wing.

He cuts it back into the box and picks out Rice, who guides his finish past Grbic.