Arsenal continued their recent winning streak. In the home game against Watford, the Gunners defeated the opponent 1-0 with Smith-Raw’s goal. They won 4 consecutive victories in all competitions and 10 consecutive games. Remain undefeated. After this round of the Premier League, Arsenal overtook Manchester United and rose to fifth place in the standings. It is worth mentioning that this game is the 100th game in which Arteta has coached Arsenal. The Gunners will use a victory to tribute to Tashua’s hundred shows.
Arsenal played an absolute advantage with Watford in the Premier League era, and there is a clear gap between the strength and state of the two teams. Arsenal was optimistic that they could easily win the opponent before the game. Arsenal did have a firm grasp of the situation in this game. Saka scored a goal shortly after the start, but was sentenced to offside first. Then Lacazette created a penalty opportunity. Unfortunately, Aubameyang took the penalty. The penalty kick was saved by the goalkeeper. The Gunners had no choice but to score a goalless draw with Watford in the first half.
Arsenal continued to put pressure on Watford’s defense in the second half, and Smith Rowe finally scored the only goal of the game in the 56th minute. This goal was Arsenal’s 100th Premier League under Arteta Goal and help Arsenal take all three points smoothly. Although this game failed to achieve a hearty victory, Arsenal continued the momentum of their recent winning streak. The Gunners have won 4 games in the last 4 games in all competitions, and the last 10 games in all competitions have been even more impressive. Achieved an unbeaten record of 8 wins and 2 draws. The Gunners’ ranking in the Premier League standings has soared. After this round, Arsenal has risen to fifth place in the standings.
This victory is also of special significance for Arsenal coach Arteta. This is the 100th milestone of Arteta’s coaching Arsenal. The Tasman led the team to a record of 54 wins, 20 draws and 26 losses. Teta’s first 100 wins in coaching Arsenal can be ranked second in Arsenal history, second only to legendary coach George Graham, who at that time coached Arsenal’s first 100 wins was 56 field.Return to Sohu to see more
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