The last time these sides met in the Premier League back in October, just four points separated them in the table. Now, Liverpool have a whopping 15-point lead over the Gunners

As the race to finish in the Premier League’s top five — and so qualify for next season’s Champions League — reaches its climax, we welcome a new team to the mix: Arsenal. Yes, in the same week that Mikel Arteta’s side exited European football’s most prestigious competition at the semi-final stage,

A memorable week of European semi-finals are in the books, and it's now full steam ahead with the remaining Premier League fixtures. While Arsenal crashed out in Paris, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United and Chelsea will all vie for continental glory at the end of the month.

Arteta is rightly proud of Arsenal's Champions League run, but what does the data say about where they rank among the best performers?

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has doubled down on his claim that his side were the best in the Champions League this season, despite losing to Paris St Germain in the semi-finals, but recognised on Friday they had taken a step back domestically.