Mikel Arteta is now set to make history that Arsenal fans aren't ready for
Arsenal have taken another step towards that illusive first Premier League title since 2004. On Saturday, it took more than 40 minutes for them to make the breakthrough, but the Gunners ultimately swatted Sunderland aside 3-0. Martín Zubimendi's strike in off the post opened the scoring, before Viktor Gyökeres came off the bench to net twice. That's now back-to-back emphatic league victories for the league-leaders, who remain six points clear at the top, after Manchester City's dramatic victory over Liverpool at Anfield the following day. This week, the Gunners have also reached the EFL Cup Final, courtesy of Tuesday's dramatic 1-0 victory over Chelsea. While Gyökeres is starting to find some form, the true stars of this Arsenal team remain at the other end of this team. If they do go on to achieve what they want to achieve, David Raya, Gabriel, William Saliba, Jurriën Timber and Declan Rice will be remembered as their most consistent performers. So, could Mikel Artet...