A 1-0 victory over Liverpool at the Emirates has allowed Arsenal to match their best Premier League start under Mikel Arteta.
This success marked the Gunners' eighth win in nine league matches, replicating their record from the 2022/23 season, when they also began with eight victories and one defeat.
Arteta's side has accumulated 24 points from a possible 27, surpassing their tally during their title-winning season when they had 22 points at the same stage. Throughout the history of the competition, the Londoners have only had a better start twice: in the 2004/05 and 2007/08 seasons when they earned 25 points after nine matches.
In the upcoming Premier League fixture against Hull City on 7 November, Arsenal could set a new club record. If they win, the team will have 27 points after 10 matches, something the club has never achieved in the history of the league.
