Premier League Matchday 8: Top-of-the-table clash between Arsenal and Manchester City

 

In a fierce top-of-the-table clash between two premier league giants, Mikel Arteta's

Arsenal wins the battle let's see how many records are broken in the top of the table 

blockbuster game

  Pep Guardiola's Manchester City who were defending champions of England were Outclassed by  Arsenal at Emirates let's see some of the records that were broken
1. Arsenal won a premier league game against Manchester City after 6 long years their last win was when Gunner's former boss Arsene Wenger was at the helm in 2017.

2. 4 shots only "4 shots were attempted" by Pep's city which has been regarded as one of the best attacking football teams in modern football shows the level of dominance by arsenal defenders in the match.

3. Gabriel Martinelli the Promising  young talent who is going from a difficult patch by not scoring a goal for his club and country for 10+ matches is back with a bang on the scoresheet the Brazilian looked threatening in the whole match and in 86 minutes his goal goes a match winner for his team
Here is a look at the winning goal scored by Brazilian -

HUGE GOAL FOR ARSENAL! 🔥

Martinelli's deflected effort gives Arsenal late lead ✅ pic.twitter.com/clU60QH4Sy

— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) October 8, 2023

        

4. Guardiola's Manchester City to lose back-to-back Premier League games. In fact, it has been five years since the last time that happened.

City's last three domestic results:

• Carabao Cup – Newcastle 1-0 Manchester City
• Premier League – Wolves 2-1 Manchester City
• Premier League – Arsenal 1-0 Manchester City

5. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta joins a special feat that was not even achieved by his mentor Pep Guardiola he became the 8th manager to defeat all the teams he has faced in the premier league even at a very young age achieving this feat shows the remarkable progress of Arteta in the managerial career
here is the list of all other manger who achieved the feat - 

Below are all the coaches that have beaten all the clubs they have met in the Premier League:

1. Mikel Arteta – 24 teams

2. Antonio Conte – 30 teams

3. Jurgen Klopp – 31 teams

4. Gordon Strachan – 32 teams

5. Brendan Rodgers – 36 teams

6. Jose Mourinho – 38 teams

7. Sir Alex Ferguson – 44 teams

8. Arsene Wenger – 46 teams