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All the key stats you may have missed from Arsenal’s win over Brighton
April 8, 2024 at 10:29 am GMT+1
Arsenal faced off with Brighton in a Premier League meeting in Saturday’s late kick-off as they looked to keep their title push going.
A comfortable 3-0 win over the Seagulls ensured the Gunners remained firmly in the title race for another week, but they must now turn their attention to Europe when they face Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Tuesday. Back Arsenal to beat Bayern at 8/11 with bet365.
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Arsenal 3-0 Brighton key stats
Here are all the key stats coming out of Arsenal’s 3-0 win over Brighton on Saturday:
- Arsenal won both Premier League meetings with Brighton in 2023-24 without conceding a goal. It is the first time the Seagulls have lost and failed to score home and away against an opponent in the Premier League under Roberto de Zerbi, having last done so in 2021-22 against Aston Villa (under Graham Potter).
- Brighton suffered their first home defeat in the Premier League since August (3-1 v West Ham United), ending what was their longest unbeaten home run in the competition (12 games).
- Arsenal currently have a goal difference of +51 in the Premier League, which is their highest in the competition since the final day of the 2004-05 season (also +51).
- The Gunners have kept five consecutive clean sheets away from home in the Premier League for the first time since April 1997 (5), whilst they are the first side to do so in the competition since Manchester City in April 2022 (also a run of five away games).
