1. Arsenal don’t have to rely on their defence
So far this season, the Gunners’ biggest strength has been at the back, conceding just three goals in their opening five games.
However, on Saturday, the Arsenal defence looked slightly more vulnerable despite their dominance in possession as Leicester caught them on the counterattack.
It wasn’t an issue due to Arsenal’s attacking relentlessness. They had 75% of the ball and took 16 shots on target which is the most in Premier League history.
Despite a poor day for the defence, Mikel Arteta has set up his attackers to more than make up for it.
