Arsenal stats

No side in the Premier League has won more points from a losing position than Arsenal this season.

Gabriel Martinelli is the second highest scoring teenager in Europe at present and you can’t help but think if he was English or at another club the mainstream media would be wetting themselves over him.

Gabriel Martinelli became the youngest player in Arsenal history to score on his full league debut when he netted the club’s equaliser against West Ham, but that shouldn’t surprise anyone.

As we say Goodbye! to Unai Emery and Hello! to Freddie Ljungberg, let’s take a look how the Arsenal players rated in Unai Emery’s final month in charge.

Fewer things put into focus the decline of Arsenal as an attacking force than a graph published over the weekend by David Wall.

With a lot of talk on social media about the number of tackles Nicolas Pepe has been making, we took a look at how high the winger ranks among Arsenal’s top tacklers this season.

Mesut Ozil started his second Premier League game of the season against Wolves and, while Arsenal didn’t win, it’s clear with him in the side Arsenal score more goals…they also concede more too.

In Arsenal’s last 18 Premier League games, they have won only six times, losing six and drawing the remaining matches, showing why Unai Emery should be sacked immediately.

Arsenal dropped points against Wolves on Saturday, and one of the main talking points afterwards was the disparity in chances created by the two sides.

I’m not going to lie, when I started this article about Unai Emery’s Arsenal win percentage, this was not what I was expecting to find…

Excluding penalties, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has the best conversion rate of any Premier League player with 10+ goals since he joined the club.

Arsenal are third in the Premier League, just a solitary point behind Manchester City but they are only ranked 31st across Europe in terms of their ratings and six Premier League sides are playing better at the minute.

William Saliba proved his worth to Saint-Etienne yet again by helping them to a clean sheet against Olympique Lyonnais on Sunday, and the stats show just how vital he is to them.

Only Liverpool and Manchester City have won more games at home than Arsenal since Unai Emery arrived.

Arsenal sit top of the yellow card table with more yellows than anyone else, a higher yellow-per-game rate than any other side while picking up yellows for fewer fouls than any other side in the Premier League.

Arsenal’s women’s team are currently on an international break like the men’s team so I thought it time we had a look at how the stats are lining up for the players this season.

Gabriel Martinelli opened the scoring for Arsenal against Nottingham Forest on Tuesday night and then capped off his evening by spanking the fifth and final goal into the top corner, making him the eighth Brazilian to score for the club, but can you name the other seven?

Nobody has scored more Premier League goals than Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang since he joined Arsenal, after he drew level with Mohamed Salah on Monday.

Granit Xhaka was determined to leave Old Trafford with a yellow card on Monday night and is now just one away from an automatic suspension despite it only being the start of October.

Arsenal’s draw against Liverpool in the League Cup looks like an extremely tough one, but the Gunners do have the best of the recent history between the two in the cups.