Arsenal are unbeaten in the Champions League

The Gunners are unbeaten in the Champions League…

Arsenal – They are the only club to have not suffered a defeat in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League knockout stages so far.

The Gunners, led by Spanish coach Mikel Arteta, are having a fantastic time, winning all eight of their matches in the competition this season.

The North London club have scored 23 goals in their eight matches in the Champions League and conceded only four goals.

This season, they have faced Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich, Spanish giants Atletico Madrid and Athletic Bilbao, as well as Olympiacos, Slavia Prague, Club Brugge, Inter Milan and Kairat Almaty, all of whom have won.

In particular, they have stopped German club Bayern Munich from going unbeaten this season, and Arsenal have scored three goals in the match.

They have also travelled to Italy and defeated last year’s finalists and Serie A leaders Inter Milan by scoring three goals.

According to Opta Football Predictions, the north London club are 29.8% likely to lift their first Champions League trophy this year.

Arsenal, who have been active in the transfer window during the summer transfer window, especially in the Champions League, have been predicted to be the frontrunners for the trophy, especially after their unbeaten run in the last eight matches, as well as the depth and quality of their squad.

In addition to showing their dominance in the Champions League in league format, they are also leading the English Premier League by six points ahead of Manchester City.

The north London club, which has repeatedly shown that it is a challenge for its opponents with a wide range of player options in all areas of the field, is expected to continue its progress, especially in the Champions League.

According to the same Opta prediction, after Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Barcelona and PSG have been predicted to win the European Champions League trophy, in order.

Arsenal, who were knocked out of the Champions League semi-finals by French club PSG in the 2024/25 season, are yet to see how far they will go this season.

By Brook Tarekegn