Bukayo Saka on track to break never-before-seen Premier League record in Arsenal clash against Leicester
The Gunners eased to a 5-1 victory over Bolton in the Carabao Cup third round.
See how their players, young and old, rated at the Emirates.
Jack Porter - 6
He may be 16 years old but he did not show it tonight. Had one scare when his pass was blocked by Aaron Collins and the ball flew over but other than that he did not put a foot wrong.
Josh Nichols - 6
Encouraging signs from the right-back although he was not really tested in a defensive capacity.
Jakub Kiwior - 6
Dealt with Bolton's many crosses into the box but was far too high up the pitch, along with Calafiori, which allowed the visitors to break and score.
Riccardo Calafiori - 7
A Rolls-Royce defender who carries himself a bit like David Luiz, minus the erratic decision-making. Defended well and went close with a long shot.
Myles Lewis-Skelly - 7
Looked very comfortable in possession and saw plenty of the ball. Excellent composure for a young head and linked with Sterling well.
Jorginho - 6
Kept things ticking over but in truth it was quite an easy night for the Italian.
Declan Rice - 7
Took his goal very well and everything Arsenal did went through him.
Ethan Nwaneri - 9
A night to remember for the 17-year-old as he capped his first start for the club with his first goals. Showed great poaching instincts.
Bukayo Saka - 9
Typical Saka performance and he was a constant threat with his delivery, whether in open play or from corners.
Raheem Sterling - 9
A threat throughout and he is back playing with a smile on his face, which is great to see. Worked hard and got his deserved goal when he poked in from two yards out.
Gabriel Jesus - 5
Plenty of energy and panache up front but without the finishing to match - a familiar tale of his Arsenal career.