
Arsenal FC has experienced a challenging yet rewarding 2024, establishing itself as one of the most competitive teams in both the Premier League and international tournaments. Before the start of 2025, we analyze Arsenal’s performance and statistics during the 2024–2025 season.
Arsenal currently holds 3th place in the Premier League with 39 points, 9 behind leaders Liverpool. In their most recent match, the Gunners defeated Crystal Palace 5–1, with standout performances from Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka. This result solidifies Arsenal as a key title contender, showcasing their ability to dominate both home and away fixtures.
Arsenal has played 18 league matches, evenly split between home and away games. While their home form has been stronger, with better defensive performances and more points, their away record remains competitive, showing similar scoring strength.

Arsenal has displayed a versatile and effective offense. With 35 goals in 18 matches, the team has consistently scored through set pieces and open play. Headers account for over 17% of their goals, and their accuracy is evident with more than half their shots on target.

Arsenal’s defense has been pivotal to their success, conceding only 16 goals in 18 matches. Most of these goals have come from inside the box, underlining the need for tighter marking in dangerous areas. Nevertheless, they’ve kept a compact defensive line, allowing just 61 shots on target.

Arsenal has been competitive in the Champions League, finishing the group stage with 4 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss. Their defense was nearly impenetrable, conceding only 2 goals, while their attack scored 11 times. Matches like their 5–1 victory over Sporting CP showcased Arsenal’s potential on the European stage.
Arsenal’s flawless performance in the EFL Cup highlights their squad depth. They secured 3 victories in 3 matches, scoring 11 goals and conceding just 3.

Arsenal has shown exceptional organization and efficiency in build-up play. They average 56% possession and boast an 86.54% pass accuracy, utilizing both short and long passes to dismantle opponents.
Arsenal remains a strong contender for both the Premier League and Champions League titles, supported by a balanced squad and solid tactical approach.
Injury management will be critical, especially for key players like Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice, to maintain consistency and momentum.
By maintaining their current performance levels, Arsenal can end the season as a dominant force domestically and internationally.

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