Arsenal’s next seven Premier League fixtures compared to Tottenham and Chelsea

Alex Young @alexwsyoung5 September 2022

Arsenal's unbeaten start to the Premier League season has ended but the club have still recorded their best start in 15 years.

Victory at Crystal Palace on the opening days was followed by beating relegation candidates Leicester and Aston Villa and newly promoted Fulham and Bournemouth to string together the only perfect start in the top five divisions of England football.

Sunday's trip to Manchester United, who had recovered from back-to-back defeats to register three wins on the bounce, was Arsenal's first real test of the season, and they came away empty-handed but still top of the table with 15 points.

Champions Manchester City sit one point further back along with fellow unbeaten rivals Tottenham. Chelsea have endured an uneven start and lie in sixth on 10 points, with Brighton and Manchester United in between.

The fixtures come thick and fast, as Arsenal begin their Europa League tilt while Spurs and Chelsea return to Champions League action, and the Gunners will be wary of a tough run ahead.

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