Arsenal's relationship with Premier League glory has been complicated since 2004. The Invincibles season stands as the standard — unbeaten for an entire league campaign, a record that has never been matched. The years since have included near-misses, rebuilding phases, and the long wait for the next genuine title challenge. The 2022-23 season brought hope — Arsenal led for months before City pulled away. The 2023-24 season was similar. The pattern of leading and ultimately conceding the title to City became a narrative that threatened to define this generation's Arsenal. This season looks different. Nine points clear with seven games remaining. Arsenal have not just led — they have pulled away. The gap has been built methodically, over a full campaign, across 31 games. This is not a sprint. It is a marathon victory. If Arsenal win the title in April 2026, it will rank as the most significant moment in the club's history since the Invincibles. Not because of the way it was done — Arteta's team are not unbeaten — but because of how long the wait has been, and because of the quality of the team they have had to overcome to get there. Bournemouth on Saturday. One more step. 📅 Sat 11 Apr, 03:30 UTC | Emirates Stadium 🏆 GW30 | History in the Making