Arsenal dominated the Premier League title race this season, spending 238 days at the top of the table before eventually being crowned champions.
According to figures released on Thursday through the Premier League’s official X account, the Gunners maintained control of the standings for the majority of the campaign, far ahead of their closest rivals.
Liverpool spent 34 days at the top of the table, while Manchester City led for only nine days during the season. Chelsea occupied first place for just two days.
Arsenal’s long stay at the summit reflected the club’s consistency and strong performances throughout the campaign as they successfully held off competition from fellow title contenders.
The North London side established an early advantage in the title race and maintained momentum with a series of crucial victories both at home and away.
Manager Mikel Arteta received praise for guiding Arsenal through a demanding season and transforming the club into Premier League champions after years of rebuilding.
Football analysts described Arsenal’s success as a result of tactical discipline, squad depth and consistency, especially during decisive moments of the season.
Supporters across North London celebrated the achievement as Arsenal secured one of the club’s most dominant Premier League campaigns in recent years.
