Saturday morning. For Arsenal supporters in Southeast Asia, Japan, South Korea, China, and Australia — the weekend has arrived and there is one dominant emotion: cautious, controlled excitement. Nine points clear. Seven games remaining. Three competitions alive. The manager who has built the culture that made this possible. And a squad that has shown, time and again, that the big moments do not unsettle them. The mood check: Overwhelmingly positive: yes. The facts support optimism. Arsenal are in the strongest position they have been since 2003. The quiet anxieties: every Arsenal supporter who lived through 2022-23 and 2023-24 — those seasons of leading and then watching City pull away — carries a small scar. It does not disable the optimism. But it creates a quiet awareness: nothing is won until it is won. The antidote to anxiety: watch Saliba defend. Watch Rice control the midfield. Watch the squad's reaction to the Carabao Cup defeat — no collapse, just renewed focus. This group is different. Bournemouth on Saturday 11 April. The title parade planning has begun behind the scenes. The squad's focus has not shifted. Good morning from London. The wait is nearly over. 📅 Sat 11 Apr, 03:30 UTC | Emirates Stadium 🏆 GW30 | Fan Mood Check