Arsenal start season with three wins under Arteta

Arsenal began the Premier League campaign on a high note, winning all three of their opening fixtures. The Gunners beat Coventry City in a controlled display, edged past Aston Villa after a surge of pressure in the final 15 minutes of the second half, and secured a hard‑won victory over Chelsea, conceding for the first time this season. Mikel Arteta’s side have shown an authority and freshness that eluded them at times last season, and they have been comfortably the better team in each match, approaching the games in distinct ways.

The win over Chelsea was a testament to Arsenal’s resilience. Despite the Blues taking the lead, Arteta’s squad maintained composure, with goalkeeper David Raya making a superb late save to deny an Estevão shot. The ability to force and then defend against chances has become a hallmark of the team, and the goalkeeper’s performances have been a key part of that strength. With Manchester City emerging as one of Arsenal’s most serious challengers, the early results give the Gunners a solid platform to build on.

Arsenal’s perfect start, coupled with their growing confidence, sets a positive tone for the rest of the season. The team’s ability to adapt to different opponents and maintain dominance in each match bodes well as they prepare to face a competitive league where every point will be crucial.