Arsenal returned to winning ways in the Premier League at last on Wednesday evening with a 3-0 victory over West Ham at the Emirates.

The result gives Gunners fans some relief from an appalling run of form that has seen them win just two of their last seven league outings.

An enormous amount of pressure remains on the shoulders of Arsene Wenger in terms of whether he will stay or go at the end of the campaign, but a 3-0 gives him some respite from a testing period.

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Until last night, Arsenal had failed to win by a three-goal margin or more since dismantling Swansea 4-0 at the Liberty Stadium in mid-January.

One would think a convincing victory over a London rival would be cause for a lift in spirits around every corner of the Emirates – but the visiting fans made sure that wasn’t the case.

Slaven Bilic and his side are enduring an abysmal run of their own with only three wins to show from their 13 league matches played in 2017.

But it seems the Hammers fans haven't lost their sense of humour despite their club falling to 15th position and just five points above the relegation zone.

With their team on the wrong end of a 3-0 scoreline, West Ham supporters opted to the take battle off the pitch and instead poke fun at their opponents with a cheeky new chant.

They broke into an altered version of the famous children’s ‘Hokey Cokey’, changing the words to reflect the Gunners’ fans contrasting views on the Wenger.

"Wenger in! Wenger out!

"In out, in out, shake it all about!

"Do the Arsene Wenger and you turn around.

"That's what it's all about!

"Woah, Arsene Wenger!"

Now that you know the words, you can check out (and maybe even join in) the chant by watching the fan footage below.

It’s difficult not to pay these Hammers fans the credit they deserve for such creativity.

But unfortunately for Arsenal and West Ham, the outlook for their respective seasons is no laughing matter.

The Gunners must claw back a four-point gap to automatically secure Champions League football next season, whereas the east London outfit could be in the Championship unless they break their current streak of results.