Alexis Sanchez scored a superb header to round off a 22-pass move from Arsenal in their 4-1 win over Sunderland.
Every Arsenal player touched the ball apart from Alex Iwobi as the Gunners worked their way through the Sunderland defence.
The decisive pass came though as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain burst past Duncan Watmore on the right flank before firing across a dangerous cross into the Sunderland penalty area.
Alexis Sanchez scores a header for Arsenal against Sunderland
Sanchez did the rest __with his movement taking him in front of Lamine Kone and the Chile international powered a header into the far corner, leaving goalkeeper Jordan Pickford __with no chance.
David Moyes's side briefly threatened to halt Arsenal's march towards three points, with Jermain Defoe converting from the spot after Watmore was tripped by Petr Cech.
However, three goals in eight minutes scored by substitute Olivier Giroud and Sanchez, who grabbed his 50th Arsenal goal, sealed Arsene Wenger's side's victory at the Stadium of Light.
Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez celebrates after scoring against Sunderland
Watch Alexis Sanchez round of a 22-pass move from Arsenal in the video above!
West Ham boss Slaven Bilic speaks exclusively to Sky Sports' Geoff Shreeves
Slaven Bilic has admitted that he "smelled complacency" at West Ham ahead of the club's disappointing start to the new campaign.
The Croatian's first season in charge was a successful one __with the club qualifying for Europe after a seventh-place finish in the Premier League.
But following the move from Upton Park to the London Stadium last summer, results suffered as West Ham lost five of their first six league matches.
The slide has been arrested as they have gone unbeaten in October and reached the quarter-finals of the EFL Cup, but Bilic said expectations were too high at the start of this season and focus slightly slipped as a result.
"We got a bit of that complacency," he told Sky Sports' Geoff Shreeves.
"I smelled it. I didn't know and at the end of the day I am the first to say that it is my responsibility, always, because I am the manager here.
"I smelled it during the pre-season when I spoke to the press. You have press conferences even in pre-season and before our qualification games for Europa League and 70 per cent of the questions were about Champions League.
"'What are you talking about?' was in my head. On one hand you don't want to be pessimistic, but on the other hand - and I was talking about it to my staff - if they are asking me those kind of questions they are asking the players the same kind of questions.
"What is the reason? We are not afraid of anyone, but why are we talking about Champions League?
Highlights of the EFL Cup match between West Ham and Chelsea in midweek
"We played at home against Watford and in a pre-match interview I was asked 'are you thinking of an easy 3-0 win?' and I was like 'What are you talking about?'
"This is the Premier League and we are West Ham. Nobody can talk about an easy 3-0 win. We are hoping and sometimes you are expecting if everything goes well, but those kind of things got us in a state of a little bit of complacency.
"You don't do it deliberately. You don't even notice, but it comes. Just five per cent is enough here, __with a little bit of bad luck… to get you in serious problems.
"Thank god we reacted well and on time."
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Bilic is hoping for three points to see them continue their rise up the table and agreed with the suggestion that they exceeded expectations last year.
"On one hand I agree with you," he added.
"We are the victims of our own success, but what should we have done?
Highlights of West Ham's 1-0 win over Sunderland
"Lose a few games once we are safe? Then it wouldn't be a great season, it would be ok, and we would be on our toes? No.
"We are not the first and we are not the last team to be a victim of its own success.
"We are a club that is moving places. We have a new stadium. The board and the whole West Ham family is trying to move this club to another level."
For more from Geoff Shreeves' interview with Slaven Bilic, tune in to Nissan Super Sunday: Everton v West Ham from 12.30pm on Sky Sports 1.
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Saturday
Sunderland 1-4 Arsenal
Braces from Alexis Sanchez and Olivier Giroud helped Arsenal thrash rock-bottom Sunderland and keep pace at the top of the Premier League.
Sunderland 1-4 Arsenal
Manchester United 0-0 Burnley
Jose Mourinho was sent to the stands and Ander Herrera saw red as Manchester United were held to a goalless draw by a Tom Heaton-inspired Burnley at Old Trafford.
Manchester Utd 0-0 Burnley
Middlesbrough 2-0 Bournemouth
A stunning goal from Gaston Ramirez and a second from Stewart Downing earned Middlesbrough a deserved 2-0 win over Bournemouth at the Riverside.
Middlesbrough 2-0 Bournemouth
Tottenham 1-1 Leicester
Vincent Janssen was on target but Tottenham's stuttering Premier League form continued __with a draw at home by Leicester.
Tottenham 1-1 Leicester
Watford 1-0 Hull
Hull suffered a sixth straight loss in the Premier League as a late Michael Dawson own goal handed Watford victory.
Watford 1-0 Hull
West Brom 0-4 Manchester City
Sergio Aguero ensured Manchester City's run of six games without a win came to an end in as they recorded an emphatic victory at West Brom.
West Brom 0-4 Manchester City
Crystal Palace 2-4 Liverpool
A slick Liverpool performance saw off Crystal Palace during a thrilling victory in the Premier League on Saturday evening.
