Arsenal made it two wins from two in the UEFA Youth League as they produced a five-goal blitz to crush Galatasaray on Wednesday afternoon. After an even first half, Gedion Zelalem’s strike just before half-time triggered an avalanche of goals, with Kaylen Hinds, Chris Willock, Alex Iwobi and Daniel Crowley all getting on the scoresheet. The comprehensive win at Meadow Park in Boreham Wood followed up the Young Gunners’ 2-0 success at Borussia Dortmund on matchday one and put them in firm control of their group. Arsenal's Gedion Zelalem prepares to pull the trigger and score Arsenal's first goal against Galatasaray . Zelalem's shot heads towards the target as Galatasaray defender Gokcan Gelman tries in vain to block . Arsenal's Chris Willock tries to get the better of the grounded Yusuf Turkman during the first half . Arsenal: Ryan Huddart; Chiori Johnson, Stefan O'Connor (Eliot Wright 67), George Dobson, Tafari Moore (Marc Bola 74); Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Daniel Crowley, Gedion Zelalem; Alex Iwobi (c), Kaylen Hinds (Stephy Mavididi 80), Chris Willock . Subs not used: Bradley House (GK), Renny Smith, Ben Sheaf, Tyrell Robinson . Scorers: Zelalem 45; Hinds 58; Willock 59; Iwobi 66; Crowley (pen) 70 . Galatasaray: Muhammed Ali Buyuk; Safa Turkman, Gokcan Gelmen, Yusuf Turkmen, Soner Gonul; Cetin Turan; Ugurcan Kose (Gokhan Cira 84), Dogan Can Dapas (Bugra Yetkin 57); Birhan Vatansever (Furkhan Kopuz 67), Altug Tas; Kerem Caliskan . Subs not used: Mert Karaca (GK), Huseyin Ozturk, Ali Posta, Gokhan Goksu . Scorer: Kopuz 90 . Booked: Turan . Referee: Thoroddur Hjaltalin (Iceland) Arsenal started the match on the front foot with early opportunities for Hinds and Crowley though both were a little too high with their efforts. It was one-way traffic for much of the half as Arsenal penned their Turkish visitors in and Crowley came within inches when he ran on to Iwobi’s pass and rattled the crossbar from 20 yards. But just as it looked as though the sides would return to the dressing rooms scoreless, Zelalem set off on a run from just inside the Galatasaray half and darted into the open space in front of him. The German youth international then cut inside a defender and fired past Ali Buyuk in goal. The goal seemed to break Galatasaray’s spirit and it took just 12 minutes of the second half for Arsenal to gain their second. Tafari Moore made progress down the left-hand side and squared for Hinds to tap-in. A minute later and the contest was definitely settled when Willock fired home from 10 yards out and a fourth came shortly afterwards as Iwobi found the net from the edge of the box following Crowley’s assist. Daniel Crowley gets the better of Cetin Turan's unorthodox challenge . The highly-rated Crowley deserved a goal and he got one from the penalty spot after being challenged illegally in the box. Furkan Kopuz did gain a late consolation for the visitors but it took none of the gloss off a fine Arsenal display. The Gunners will seal their passage to the knockout round if they get the better of Anderlecht in their next two matches. Kaylen Hinds (right) celebrates scoring Arsenal's second goal with Tafari Moore .
Arsenal defeat Galatasaray in UEFA Youth League .
Gedion Zelalem opened scoring for young Gunners .
Goals from Kaylen Hinds, Chris Willock, Alex Iwobi and Daniel Crowley complete rout .
Arsenal in control of group after 2-0 win against Borussia Dortmund .
Arsenal made it two wins from two in the UEFA Youth League as they produced a five-goal blitz to crush Galatasaray on Wednesday afternoon. After an even first half, Gedion Zelalem’s strike just before half-time triggered an avalanche of goals, with Kaylen Hinds, Chris Willock, Alex Iwobi and Daniel Crowley all getting on the scoresheet. The comprehensive win at Meadow Park in Boreham Wood followed up the Young Gunners’ 2-0 success at Borussia Dortmund on matchday one and put them in firm control of their group. Arsenal's Gedion Zelalem prepares to pull the trigger and score Arsenal's first goal against Galatasaray . Zelalem's shot heads towards the target as Galatasaray defender Gokcan Gelman tries in vain to block . Arsenal's Chris Willock tries to get the better of the grounded Yusuf Turkman during the first half . Arsenal: Ryan Huddart; Chiori Johnson, Stefan O'Connor (Eliot Wright 67), George Dobson, Tafari Moore (Marc Bola 74); Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Daniel Crowley, Gedion Zelalem; Alex Iwobi (c), Kaylen Hinds (Stephy Mavididi 80), Chris Willock . Subs not used: Bradley House (GK), Renny Smith, Ben Sheaf, Tyrell Robinson . Scorers: Zelalem 45; Hinds 58; Willock 59; Iwobi 66; Crowley (pen) 70 . Galatasaray: Muhammed Ali Buyuk; Safa Turkman, Gokcan Gelmen, Yusuf Turkmen, Soner Gonul; Cetin Turan; Ugurcan Kose (Gokhan Cira 84), Dogan Can Dapas (Bugra Yetkin 57); Birhan Vatansever (Furkhan Kopuz 67), Altug Tas; Kerem Caliskan . Subs not used: Mert Karaca (GK), Huseyin Ozturk, Ali Posta, Gokhan Goksu . Scorer: Kopuz 90 . Booked: Turan . Referee: Thoroddur Hjaltalin (Iceland) Arsenal started the match on the front foot with early opportunities for Hinds and Crowley though both were a little too high with their efforts. It was one-way traffic for much of the half as Arsenal penned their Turkish visitors in and Crowley came within inches when he ran on to Iwobi’s pass and rattled the crossbar from 20 yards. But just as it looked as though the sides would return to the dressing rooms scoreless, Zelalem set off on a run from just inside the Galatasaray half and darted into the open space in front of him. The German youth international then cut inside a defender and fired past Ali Buyuk in goal. The goal seemed to break Galatasaray’s spirit and it took just 12 minutes of the second half for Arsenal to gain their second. Tafari Moore made progress down the left-hand side and squared for Hinds to tap-in. A minute later and the contest was definitely settled when Willock fired home from 10 yards out and a fourth came shortly afterwards as Iwobi found the net from the edge of the box following Crowley’s assist. Daniel Crowley gets the better of Cetin Turan's unorthodox challenge . The highly-rated Crowley deserved a goal and he got one from the penalty spot after being challenged illegally in the box. Furkan Kopuz did gain a late consolation for the visitors but it took none of the gloss off a fine Arsenal display. The Gunners will seal their passage to the knockout round if they get the better of Anderlecht in their next two matches. Kaylen Hinds (right) celebrates scoring Arsenal's second goal with Tafari Moore .
goals, with Kaylen Hinds, Chris Willock, Alex Iwobi and Daniel Crowley all getting on the 2-0 success at Borussia Dortmund on matchday one and put them in firm control of their group. Gedion Zelalem; Alex Iwobi (c), Kaylen Hinds