Arsenal caretaker manager Freddie Ljungberg believes a weight has been lifted off his players' shoulders after a three-goal blitz in nine second-half minutes beat West Ham 3-1 on Monday to end the Gunners' worst winless run in 42 years.
Another miserable night for the Swede seemed in store when the visitors trailed at half-time to Angelo Ogbonna's deflected header.
However, Arsenal suddenly sparked into life after Gabriel Martinelli scored his first Premier League goal as Nicolas Pepe finally started to deliver on his club record ?72 million fee by curling home a brilliant second, before crossing for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to secure all three points.
"It means so much for the players. They have been living under enormous pressure and you see it in their performances," said Ljungberg.
"You can see the players have been a bit low and you see in the dressing room the relief and how happy they are."
"It was an amazing goal and he'll get better and better."
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"You understand the boos because the last five games we played here we didn't win," added Pellegrini. "You cannot concede three goals in every game."
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