Arsenal Are Premier League Champions
It's official: Arsenal are champions of England. After years of near-misses, the Gunners have turned consistency into silverware and lifted the Premier League trophy.
The numbers behind the title
A title isn't won in a single game — it's built on streaks, clean sheets, and the ability to grind out points when it matters. This season's run had all three.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Points | 85 |
| Wins | 26 |
| Clean sheets | 19 |
| Longest unbeaten streak | 11 |
What made the difference
- Defensive solidity — eighteen clean sheets gave the side a platform to win tight games 1–0.
- A relentless mid-season run — nine straight wins through the winter turned a title race into a procession.
- Squad depth — rotation kept key players fresh deep into the campaign.
Champions are rarely the team with the best single game. They're the team with the fewest bad ones.
Explore the numbers yourself: open the Streak Explorer with Arsenal's unbeaten runs preloaded, or head to Head to Head with Arsenal preselected and pick any rival to compare the champions against.
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