Burnley's home defeat to Arsenal has given Mikel Arteta's side an even clearer path to the Premier League title. In a dominant display, goals from Viktor Gyokeres and Declan Rice secured the 2-0 victory over Burnley at Turf Moor.
Despite some concerns raised by former Arsenal player Paul Merson after substitute Marcus Edwards' late free-kick rattled the post, Merson described the Gunners as "unbeatable" with their defensive solidity and quality. "They defend so well," he said, highlighting the exceptional display from Declan Rice, who scored his first goal for the club in a 9/10 performance.
Arsenal's impressive form has led to them winning nine consecutive games without conceding in all competitions. This achievement not only puts Mikel Arteta's side firmly at the top of the Premier League table but also sets them up well for their upcoming fixtures, including their next game against Manchester United.
The victory was marred by an injury to Viktor Gyokeres after a muscular issue forced him off the field at halftime. However, despite this setback, Arsenal continued to dominate possession and create scoring opportunities throughout the match.
Arteta praised his team's first-half display as "one of the best" that they have played, highlighting their defensive solidity and ability to generate chances through set-piece attacks. The manager acknowledged that his side can drop standards if they try to play more forward in certain situations but emphasized that defensively, they were exceptional throughout the match.
For Burnley manager Scott Parker, the defeat was a hard pill to swallow, especially after struggling to deal with Arsenal's set-piece threats. "If you don't have those players, you probably don't score as many as what Arsenal are scoring," he said in the aftermath of the match.
As Arsenal continue their impressive form, fans will be eagerly anticipating their next game against Manchester United and beyond.
Despite some concerns raised by former Arsenal player Paul Merson after substitute Marcus Edwards' late free-kick rattled the post, Merson described the Gunners as "unbeatable" with their defensive solidity and quality. "They defend so well," he said, highlighting the exceptional display from Declan Rice, who scored his first goal for the club in a 9/10 performance.
Arsenal's impressive form has led to them winning nine consecutive games without conceding in all competitions. This achievement not only puts Mikel Arteta's side firmly at the top of the Premier League table but also sets them up well for their upcoming fixtures, including their next game against Manchester United.
The victory was marred by an injury to Viktor Gyokeres after a muscular issue forced him off the field at halftime. However, despite this setback, Arsenal continued to dominate possession and create scoring opportunities throughout the match.
Arteta praised his team's first-half display as "one of the best" that they have played, highlighting their defensive solidity and ability to generate chances through set-piece attacks. The manager acknowledged that his side can drop standards if they try to play more forward in certain situations but emphasized that defensively, they were exceptional throughout the match.
For Burnley manager Scott Parker, the defeat was a hard pill to swallow, especially after struggling to deal with Arsenal's set-piece threats. "If you don't have those players, you probably don't score as many as what Arsenal are scoring," he said in the aftermath of the match.
As Arsenal continue their impressive form, fans will be eagerly anticipating their next game against Manchester United and beyond.