Arsenal faced Wigan in the FA Cup, displaying an impressive performance that underscored their potential for an unprecedented quadruple this season. The Gunners dominated the match, scoring four goals in the opening half hour, highlighting their attacking prowess and depth. Among the standout performances was Eberechi Eze, who returned to form with two assists, his first contributions since his hat-trick against Tottenham in November. Eze's efforts were a reminder to Arsenal's coach Mikel Arteta of the winger's capabilities and importance to the team's ambitions.

Eze's involvement was particularly significant as he had struggled for consistent performances following a strong showing in last season's FA Cup, where he scored the winning goal in the final against Manchester City. His lack of game time and subsequent performances raised questions about his role in the squad, especially after being substituted at half-time in a previous match against Brentford. However, his assists against Wigan could signal a turning point in his season and his ability to contribute to Arsenal's success moving forward.

The victory sees Arsenal advance to the fifth round of the FA Cup for the first time since their triumph in 2020, reigniting hopes for another cup run. While they celebrate this win, bigger challenges loom ahead in both domestic and European competitions, making Eze's revival potentially vital for Arsenal's aspirations. The match not only reinforced their ambitions this season but also showcased the depth of talent at Arteta's disposal as they chase multiple trophies in various competitions.