Winning is the best formula” – Arteta targets another restorative victory against improved Chelsea

Given Arsenal’s recent form, an away trip to Chelsea doesn’t look especially inviting although recent clashes against the Blues have served as timely turning points in moments of soul-searching.

Most notably, Mikel Arteta got his managerial tenure back on track with a 3-0 win over Frank Lampard’s side on Boxing Day 2020. Later, a surprise 4-2 victory at Stamford Bridge in April 2022 provided a similar boost.

In fact, Arsenal have become something of a bogey team for Chelsea under Arteta. While the Blues edged out a late win in their first meeting in December 2019, they’ve only managed to beat us once in 10 games since – a 2-0 result three seasons ago.

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