Viktor Gyokeres delivered his finest performance for Arsenal in the 4-1 victory over Tottenham, scoring twice and dominating the attacking play. The Swedish striker's display earned praise from pundits including Mikel Arteta, Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, and Jamie Redknapp, who all agreed it was his best game since joining the club. His two goals came from the edge of the box, showcasing the clinical finishing that has made him one of the Premier League's most dangerous forwards.

Gyokeres' impact extended far beyond his goals, as he recorded his highest number of touches in a single game for Arsenal. His movement and hold-up play drew defenders away, creating space for teammates like Eberechi Eze to thrive. The striker's work ethic and ability to bring others into play earned him recognition from Arsenal's No 10, who admitted his own two-goal performance wouldn't have been possible without Gyokeres' tireless running. This selfless approach has been noted by other Arsenal players, including Declan Rice, who praised Gyokeres' ability to create opportunities for his teammates.

The performance carries significant implications for Arsenal's title challenge and their ambitions across four competitions. With four goals in his last five Premier League games and seven in his last 12 matches in all competitions, Gyokeres appears to be hitting peak form at the perfect time. His ability to exploit space, as demonstrated against Tottenham, will be crucial as Arsenal face high-profile fixtures in the season run-in, including the pivotal clash with Manchester City in April.