At Old Trafford, Arsenal proved their tenacity and resolve in a thrilling match against Manchester United, winning a vital game to maintain their championship chances. Early in the game, Arsenal led thanks to a goal by Leandro Trossard, who took advantage of a mistake made by Casemiro. Mikel Arteta’s team kept onto their one-goal advantage until the end of regulation, refusing to give in to Manchester United’s siege.

Arsenal hasn’t had much luck at Old Trafford; in their last 16 trips, they have only won one Premier League game. With Manchester City looming large in the championship race, the significance of this statistic only served to heighten the atmosphere surrounding the game. The Gunners understood they could not afford to make a mistake because every point mattered. The match was everything from an exhibition of Arsenal’s offensive ability. Rather, their defensive core—which included standout players like Ben White and William Saliba—stood up. The Gunners’ back line committed 29 defensive actions in all, including a last man tackle by Saliba, demonstrating their will to grind out a victory even if their inventiveness may have been missing.

Arsenal Under Mikel Arteta Breaks Record Set By Arsene Wenger’s “Invincibles” Squad

Relief swept over Mikel Arteta and his team as the last whistle went. The hard-fought win was enhanced by turbulent weather that matched the intensity of the game. A dramatic finale was enhanced by hailstones falling as Arsenal celebrated with their devoted supporters. Breaking their own Premier League record for most victories in a season highlights even more how far Arteta has taken the Gunners. It is no mean accomplishment and says volumes about the team’s tenacity and spirit to surpass the fabled Invincibles of 2003–04.

I thought Arsenal showed courage in beating Manchester United. With their history at Old Trafford, they shown true tenacity. Trossard’s goal established the tone as they maintained their ground under duress. It was about resiliency, not flare. Leading the defence were White and Saliba. Their will power was evident even if they lacked inventiveness. The win, in inclement conditions, was evidence of their character. Shaking their own record says a lot about Arteta’s impact. Arsenal demonstrated their might.

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Mikel Arteta called Arsenal’s win against Manchester United a high-stakes game that secured a crucial turning point in the Premier League championship battle. Though not at their best, Leandro Trossard scored the only goal of the game as the Gunners prevailed. Only Arsenal’s second win at Old Trafford in twenty years, this triumph surpasses even “The Invincibles” in terms of club record 27 victories in a single Premier League season.

With one game more played than Pep Guardiola’s team, Arteta’s team is now leading Manchester City by one point. With Arsenal hoping for a good result against City on Tuesday night, all eyes are now on Tottenham. Arteta was happy with his team’s first effort but saw a decline in their play after scoring. The Gunners play Everton at home in their last match. Whatever happens, Arsenal’s outstanding efforts this season in pushing City to the breaking point are evidence of their tenacity and will.