Arsenal continued their perfect start to the Champions League campaign with a 4-0 win over Atletico Madrid on Tuesday night.Four goals in just 13 minutes after half-time saw the Gunners blitz their

McManaman believes that Arsenal’s summer spending on the likes of Gyokeres, Eberechi Eze, Martin Zubimendi and Noni Madueke has given them the strongest squad in the Champions League across the board, with more quality in depth than their illustrious rivals.

Champions League MD3 was about the goals, and lots of them: 71 across 18 games, to be precise, with some statement wins for tournament favorites (Arsenal, PSG) and big clubs that needed a lift (Liverpool).

Arsenal is one of the favorites to take home the English Premier League title, while also hopeful to make a deep run in the UCL. They punched their ticket to the Champions League for a third year in a row by finishing third in the EPL once again. The Gunners have picked up wins over Athletic Club and Olympiacos so far in UCL play.

An analysis of the state of play in Europe's premier club competition following the conclusion of the third round of fixtures

Finally off the mark with their first victory of the league phase, if things came to a close today, Athletic Club would be through to the knockouts.

Beth Mead and Alessia Russo have each scored as Arsenal broke through a tenacious Benfica defense to win 2-0 and bounce back after an opening loss dented its Women’s Champions League title defense.

Paul Merson believes one team will ‘give Arsenal problems’ as they continue their quest to finally win the Premier League again. The Gunners have emerged as the frontrunners to become champions after going four points clear at the top of the table following Sunday’s win over Crystal Palace.

Arsenal are now four points clear at the top of the Premier League table after their 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace on Sunday and once again it was a set-piece that decided the match for the Gunners. The North London side have become reliant on set-pieces over the past few seasons under Mikel Arteta, and Sunday's match was no different.

Arsenal attacker Gabriel Martinelli says the players believe they can win the Premier League title this season.