Arsenal Breaks Historic Record With Perfect Champions League League-Phase Run

Arsenal delivered a historic night at the Emirates Stadium by defeating Kairat and completing an unprecedented achievement. The Gunners became the first team to win all eight matches in the new league-phase format of the UEFA Champions League, confirming their rise on Europe’s biggest stage under Mikel Arteta.

From the opening minutes, Arsenal imposed its trademark high press and territorial dominance. Kairat attempted to respond and managed to reduce the gap during certain stretches of the match, but the hosts remained composed and closed out the victory with authority. The win capped a flawless European campaign for the London side.

Arsenal displayed consistency, defensive solidity, and a strong competitive edge throughout the entire league phase. The team delivered the same level of intensity both at home and on the road, underlining the maturity of the project.

This achievement reflects Arteta’s work and the evolution of the squad. Arsenal has left behind the inconsistency of previous seasons and now competes with confidence and authority. Across Europe, the Gunners are once again being viewed with respect.

Arsenal’s journey began with a 2–0 away victory over Athletic Bilbao, followed by a 2–0 win against Olympiacos at the Emirates. The team then made a major statement with a dominant 4–0 victory over Atlético de Madrid in Spain.

The run continued with a convincing 3–0 away win against Slavia Prague. Arsenal maintained its level against high-profile opponents and showed composure in demanding environments, with each result strengthening the squad’s confidence.

The Gunners went on to defeat Bayern Munich 3–1, beat Club Brugge 3–0, and later secured a 3–1 victory over Inter Milan in Italy. The league phase concluded with the win over Kairat, sealing a historic eight wins from eight matches.

After eight games, Arsenal scored 23 goals and conceded just four, combining attacking firepower with defensive discipline. The Gunners have sent a clear message to Europe and now stand as serious contenders for the Champions League title.