Arsenal put on a show as they welcomed 2,000 fans back to the Emirates Stadium with a 4-1 victory over Rapid Vienna in the Europa League
Nine months after last being permitted to have fans inside the ground, 2,000 spectators were given access following new government guidelines and they were treated to another fine Europa League performance from the Gunners
Goals from Alexandre Lacazete (10) Pablo Mari (21) and Eddie Nketiah (44) delighted the Arsenal fans as Mikel Arteta's side led 3-0 at the interval
Koya Kitagawa's strike just after the restart dampened the mood at the Emirates Stadium for a brief moment, but substitute Emile Smith-Rowe sent the fans home happy as Arsenal kept up their 100 per cent record in this season's Europa League
Victory ensures the Gunners finish top of Group B with one game - a trip to Dundalk next Thursday - left to play and head into Sunday's north London derby against Tottenham, live on Sky Sports, on a high
It wasn't long before the Arsenal fans were celebrating their first goal
Arteta's side took the lead with 10 minutes gone, Lacazette thumping home a shot from 30 yards out to spark passionate celebrations from the players and the supporters
They were celebrating again soon after as Mari marked his return from injury by heading Reiss Nelson's corner past Richard Strebinger for his first Arsenal goal
Arsenal extended their advantage just before half time as Nketiah finished a lovely Arsenal move, heading into the bottom corner after Strebinger had done brilliantly to keep out his initial effort
The visitors would hush the home fans minutes after the interval, Kitagawa firing in after Alex Runarsson had made a fine save and Sead Kolasinac had made two last-ditch blocks to keep the visitors at bay
The mood was soon lifted again as substitute Smith-Rowe finished another fine Arsenal move, converting Ainsley Maitland-Niles' cut back into an empty net
It rounded off an excellent night's work for Arteta's men, who booked their place in the last-32 as Group B winners
Arsenal boss : "First of all, delighted to have the fans back, they make a huge difference
 They were loud, they were very supportive with the team and they were really helpful so thanks to them for coming and making the effort
"The performance, right from the start, the boys wanted it, they were hurt from the defeat in the previous game and they showed the attitude and the desire that is required to play
 We were really aggressive with the ball, we wanted to put the ball in the box, we arrived in numbers, we created many chances and now we have another one on Sunday
"Lacazette caught the eye in a deeper role against Rapid Vienna
 He was at the heart of plenty of what was good about Arsenal's play and got himself on the scoresheet
He is just the eighth player to hit 20 goals in the Europa League, with his opener only his third in the competition to come from outside the box
It was also his first goal for Arsenal in 488 minutes in all competitions, which will be a huge boost for his confidence
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said of Lacazette's performance: "He's played a good game in that position
 It suits him
 He's really good at linking play, he worked hard and scored a beautiful goal
"Arsenal are back in action on  with a trip to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to face north London rivals Tottenham, live on 
They then travel to Ireland to face Dundalk next Thursday as they end their Europa League group stage campaign
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