Andy Cole and Guillem Balague analyse how Viktor Gyokeres' ability to run the channels allows his Arsenal team-mates to get involved in play after the Sweden striker scored twice in the 4-0 win over Atletico Madrid.

A 24-year-old Viktor Gyokeres is bearing down on goal. He checks onto his right foot and finishes to put Coventry 3-0 up and score his tenth goal of the season.

Viktor Gyokeres, one of the most lethal strikers in European football, celebrates his goals in a way that can be traced back to a famous Batman villain.

Champions League pundits Andy Cole and Guillem Balague look at how Viktor Gyokeres' ability to run the channels, allows his Arsenal teammates to get involved with the play after the Swedish striker scored twice in their 4-0 win over Atletico Madrid.

Arsenal star Viktor Gyokeres earned plaudits for his brace vs Atletico Madrid and Gabriel Martinelli has praised his work ethic in training

Clarence Seedorf told Viktor Gyokeres exactly what he thought of his performance during a post-match exchange between the pair as Arsenal cruised past Atletico Madrid in the Champions League.

Viktor Gyokeres is as sharp with a microphone in hand as he was in front of goal for Arsenal on Tuesday. The Swede capped off a rampant 13-minute spell for the Gunners in which they put Atletico

But goals is what Viktor has become known for over the past few years. He scored 54 in 52 games for Sporting last season, including six in the Champions League, enough to earn him the Gerd Muller Trophy for 2025 (awarded to the continent's top goalscorer) - having also netted nine times for the Sweden national team during the campaign.

Gyokeres finally ended a seven-game goal drought when he netted a scrappy double against Atletico Madrid and offers the Gunners plenty