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 a post obtained from the Premier League’s X handle on Thursday, figures released at the end of the campaign highlighted the Gunners’ control throughout the season, with rivals spending significantly less time in first place. Liverpool led the standings for 34 days, while Manchester City remained top for only nine days. Chelsea occupied first place for just two days during the campaign. Arsenal’s lengthy stay at the summit reflected the club’s consistency and strong performances across the season as they held off competition from fellow title contenders. Related News Meet Eagles’ dream debutant Azeez Wrexham hails Okonkwo after clean sheet on Eagles debut Zimbabwe coach Tembo blames wastefulness for Nigeria loss The North London club established an early lead and maintained momentum with a series of important victories both at home and away. Manager Mikel Arteta was praised for guiding Arsenal through a demanding campaign and turning the club into serious title contenders once again. Football analysts described Arsenal’s title-winning season as one built on discipline, squad depth and consistency, particularly in crucial stages of the competition. Supporters celebrated the achievement as the club secured one of its most dominant Premier League campaigns in recent history.
