Emile Smith Rowe consoled by Mikel Arteta assistant, Zinchenko and his team mates after Arsenal win over Bournemouth

Emile Smith-Rowe, a playmaker for Arsenal was dejected after the victory against Bournemouth because he hasn't had the influence at the Vitality Stadium that he would have liked during the game

Despite Arsenal's 4-0 rout of Bournemouth on Saturday, Oleksandr Zinchenko was among those left consoling Emile Smith Rowe.

At the Vitality Stadium over the weekend, the Arsenal maintained their outstanding early-season momentum. Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard's goals in the first half gave Mikel Arteta's team the upper hand.

Kai Havertz scored his first goal for Arsenal before Ben White completed the scoring in stoppage time

Smith Rowe was then seen gazing at the ground and seemed dejected as the Gunners supporters performed their post-game ritual.

He was shook hands with Arteta's aide Albert Stuivenberg before they started back to the locker rooms. It's unknown why the 24-year-old reacted in the way that she did.

He did had a few excellent opportunities to score his first goal of the season against Bournemouth late in the game, but Neto of Bournemouth stopped him. Smith Rowe, a Hale End academy alumnus of Arsenal, has played five times for the Gunners this year.