Arsenal continued their winning streak with a fourth consecutive Champions League victory against Slavia Prague, thanks to Mikel Merino’s goal-scoring prowess. The team’s solid defense maintained their clean sheet record for the eighth straight match, matching a 122-year-old record. A crucial VAR decision reversed a penalty call in favor of Slavia Prague.

Manager Arteta closely monitored the match, emphasizing the importance of Arsenal’s defensive strength. The team has not conceded a goal since September 28th, showcasing their defensive prowess.

Despite injuries affecting key players, Arsenal persevered with Merino stepping up in the absence of senior center-forwards. The team faced challenges during the game but eventually secured a comfortable win.

Key moments included Bukayo Saka’s penalty goal and Merino’s quick goals in the second half. Declan Rice played a crucial role in setting up Merino’s goals, demonstrating effective teamwork.

The match also saw Max Dowman making history as the youngest Champions League appearance maker at 15 years and 308 days. Arsenal’s impressive form continued with their tenth consecutive victory in all competitions.

As Arsenal prepares to welcome back injured players, the team’s potential for success is evident, signaling strength to their European competitors.