Arteta goes into history books after Arsenal’s win over Manchester City

Mikel Arteta has made history as the Arsenal manager after his side’s victory over Brentford on Saturday. With this win, Arteta now holds the record for the most wins by an Arsenal manager in their first 200 matches.

The Gunners secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Brentford, thanks to a late goal from substitute Havertz. The match was a tense and scrappy affair, with Brentford defending resolutely and Arsenal struggling to break them down. However, Saka’s excellent cross found Havertz, who calmly guided the ball into the net from close range to secure the three points for Arsenal.

This win takes Arsenal to the top of the Premier League table, moving above reigning champions Manchester City. It is a significant achievement for Arteta, who has now won 116 matches in his first 200 games as Arsenal manager. This surpasses the previous record held by legendary manager Arsène Wenger, who had 111 wins in his first 200 matches. George Graham, another highly successful Arsenal manager, had 106 wins in his first 200 games.

The victory against Brentford also extends Arsenal’s unbeaten run and cements their position as one of the top teams in the league. They have been in impressive form this season, and their current position at the top of the table is a testament to Arteta’s managerial skills and the team’s hard work.

Looking ahead, Arsenal will continue their Champions League campaign with a home game against Lens before facing Wolves in the Premier League next weekend. Meanwhile, Brentford will aim to bounce back from their back-to-back defeats when they take on Luton Town in their next fixture.

Overall, Mikel Arteta’s record-breaking achievement highlights his impact as Arsenal manager and signals a promising future for the club under his leadership. The Gunners’ fans will be hoping that this success continues and leads to more silverware in the seasons to come.