It was a record-breaking season for our Gunners, as we went goal crazy by netting 113 times across the campaign.

That is the most we’ve netted in a single season since 2016/17, and we broke our best-ever Premier League total by netting 91 times in the division—three more than our previous best.

We’ve taken a closer look at the numbers to dig out some interesting stats regarding our glut of goals:

 

17 different players found the net for us in all competitions, led by Bukayo Saka, who became the first player to score 20 goals for us in a season since Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in 2019/20 and the first Englishman since Theo Walcott in 2012/13.

Leandro Trossard was just three behind, averaging a goal every 133 minutes he was on the field, while Kai Havertz’s 13 Premier League strikes were five better than his previous best in the competition. Declan Rice and Ben White also hit new career highs.

We benefited from five own goals during the Premier League campaign, and the last time we had more in our favour in a season was in 2009/10. Our 13 goals in the competition from defenders were second only to Tottenham’s 14.