These Arsenal goal stats are not good to read ahead of Man Utd match

Arsenal will visit Manchester United this weekend in a crucial game for both sides. The Gunners need to wake up from a poor run of form in the Premier League that has seen them lose their last two league games.

The losses have come against Manchester City and Leicester City, who are also looking to end this campaign inside the top four like Mikel Arteta’s men.

United is another top-four contender and the game will see the winner earn early bragging rights over the other.

The Gunners are, however, struggling to score the goals that they need to win games and Squawka recently revealed some statistics about Arteta’s side that aren’t pleasant to read.

The report claims that Arsenal is currently experiencing their poorest goals per game record (1.3 goals per game) since the 95/96 season.

Their shots per game (8.8 shots per game) is their worst since the 97/98 season.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is also experiencing his worst goal drought since November 2014.

Arsenal has enjoyed better results in the Europa League and the Carabao Cup and Arteta will be hoping that his team can get back to form in this game.

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2 Comments

  1. We aint going LLWL tomorrow, worst is LLWD . Everyone in the locker room knows how import it is to win this. Auba just need to play as top 9, while pepe and saka plays from the wings, willian could be deployed as a ten. All in all, we must roll out tanks, granades, bazookas and fighter jets on old trafford, i mean few ammunitions in our Arsenal and bring the devils on their knees!

  2. When Wengelost badly against the top 4/5 ,he would playa ahdl. This was a recipe for disaster and thats why the ugly Brit bulldog,Drogba,etc socred an insane no of goals.
    If Arteta plays like wise he could be taken to the cleaners. I saw Rashford rampaging to unleash a shot. If he is given time and space ,I fear for the gunners.
    There shd be at least 2/3 gunners watching him 90 min plus added time 100% .

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