Arsenal stats: Ever since they appointed Mikel Arteta as their manager, the Gunners have scored 17 goals after ninety minutes in the Premier League, according to Sky Sports.
Mikel Arteta joined Arsenal as their new manager in 2019 on a deal that runs until 2023. He guided the Gunners to the FA Cup title in 2019/20. Arsenal also won the Community Shield title in 2020. But the north London outfit finished at a disappointing eighth place in the Premier League in both 2019/20 and 2020/21 seasons.
However, Arsenal have since shown progress under Mikel Arteta. They finished fifth in the Premier League in the 2021/22 season. Arsenal also came close to winning the Premier League title last season, but Manchester City beat them to the title.
Mikel Arteta and co. had led the Premier League title race for much of the 22/23 season. However, Manchester City led the race towards the end of the campaign and eventually lifted the title. While Manchester City secured 89 points from 38 matches, Arsenal, who finished second, earned 85 points.
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17 Premier League Goals After 90 Minutes Under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal Stats
Arsenal stats: According to Sky Sports, the Gunners have racked up 17 goals post the 90th minute in the Premier League since Mikel Arteta took over.
That is, however, not the best stat among Premier League sides. Defending Premier League champions Manchester City and Manchester United top that chart, having scored 20 goals each in the English top-flight after ninety minutes ever since Mikel Arteta became the Arsenal manager.
Arsenal, meanwhile, sit fifth in the list. Newcastle United and Brighton & Hove Albion occupy the third and fourth place in the list, with 18 goals after ninety minutes. Liverpool are sixth in the list, having scored 16 goals after the 90th minute.
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Meanwhile, Arsenal will be aiming to go one step further and clinch the Premier League title this season. They have got off to a good start to the 23/24 campaign, with three wins and a draw in four matches.
Arsenal sits fifth in the Premier League table with 10 points while Manchester City occupies first place with 12 points.
The Gunners are also tied on points with Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool, and West Ham, who are second, third, and fourth respectively in the table.
