Slavia Prague 0–3 Arsenal: Gunners Set Club Record
Arsenal maintained their perfect Champions League run with a confident 3–0 victory over Slavia Prague, achieving a new club milestone—eight consecutive wins in all competitions without conceding a goal.
Match Summary
Bukayo Saka opened the scoring from the penalty spot in the first half. Stand-in striker Mikel Merino added two more goals after the break, sealing a comfortable away win for Mikel Arteta’s side.
Defensive Strength
The Gunners were solid at the back once again, restricting Slavia Prague to minimal opportunities.
- Expected goals for Slavia Prague: 0.46
- Shots on target by Slavia: 1
- VAR intervention overturned a late penalty for the hosts
Key Player: Bukayo Saka
As captain on the night, Saka led by example. He was instrumental throughout the game, creating chances and pressing relentlessly.
- Scored the opening penalty
- Took six shots, with five on target—a personal best
“Saka was at the heart of everything.”
Arteta’s Record Run
Under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal have now won all four Champions League matches this season without conceding, and extended their unbeaten streak to eight games across all competitions, the longest run of clean sheets in club history.
Author’s summary: Arsenal’s dominant 3–0 win over Slavia Prague marks a record eighth consecutive clean-sheet victory, powered by Saka’s leadership and defensive discipline.
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