Arsenal, having consistently played in the English Premier League in recent seasons, is approaching another historic milestone. Mikel Arteta's side has now become the second team in Premier League history to achieve such a feat, conceding no more than two goals in their last 100 matches.
Previously, only Manchester United, managed by Jose Mourinho, had achieved this feat. This is a clear demonstration of the Gunners' reliable and teamwork in defense, demonstrating their steady growth.
At the same time, Arsenal is now close to another success. If the team maintains their current level of defense for the remainder of the season, they could break Chelsea's 2004/05 record. At that time, London's opponents conceded only 15 goals during the entire season - the lowest in Premier League history.
Currently, Arsenal are giving their opponents very few chances on average. The team is distinguished by having many "dry" matches. The confident play of defenders William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhães, as well as the precise actions of goalkeeper David Raya, are also playing an important role in this stability.
At the same time, Mikel Arteta's team's attacking results are not yet very impressive. Although Arsenal has complete dominance over the ball in some games, the need to increase goal-scoring efficiency is being emphasized.
Analysts believe that if the Gunners can maintain this balance in defense while also improving their effectiveness in attack, they are likely to end the season with a historic result.
Currently, Arsenal holds the top spot in the Premier League table for points. The team's fans are pleased that this result reminds them of the club's "golden age."
Today's Arsenal has undoubtedly become one of the most attractive teams on the English field, demonstrating not only results but also a consistent and visually appealing style of football.
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