Martin Odegaard was encircled. Declan Rice and Said Benrahma were surrounding either side; Issa Diop impeding his course forward. He had gotten Thomas Partey's pass in a pocket of room close to the middle circle yet that space was quickly contracting.

Odegaard scarcely had the opportunity to think not to mention act. Yet, with a drop of the shoulder and an abrupt alter of course, he escaped every one of them three. With his next, flawlessly made a decision about touch, he skirted the outstretched leg of Tomas Soucek to make it four.

Getaway act total, the space presently opening up around him, Odegaard examined left and right at that point lifted a corner to corner drop to the onrushing Calum Loads. Another player - some other player - wouldn't have made it that far. Yet, Odegaard is unique.

The 22-year-old brought quiet in the midst of the disarray of Sunday's 3-3 draw with West Ham at the London Arena. "At the point when everybody was somewhat shuddering, he gave us that self-restraint ready," said Mikel Arteta a while later. There were no objectives or helps from him. He didn't win the man of the match grant either, with Sky Sports intellectual Jamie Carragher selecting Chambers all things considered.

it was exceptionally noticed that Odegaard was Munititions stockpile's deliverer on Sunday and keeping in mind that the victor never entirely came, it was just because of him that they were in that position at all after the shambolic opening half-hour during which they basically gave West Ham a three-objective head start.