Arsenal managed to extend an impressive Champions League record on Tuesday evening as they recorded a convincing 4-0 win over Atletico Madrid
Arsenal Make History with Seventh Straight Win Over Spanish Opposition 🇪🇸🔴⚪
Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal continue to shine on the European stage, maintaining their unbeaten start to the 2025–26 UEFA Champions League after a commanding 4–0 victory over Atlético Madrid at the Emirates.
Second-half goals from Gabriel Magalhães, Gabriel Martinelli, and a brilliant Viktor Gyökeres brace sealed another emphatic win for the Gunners — and secured a remarkable slice of history.
With this result, Arsenal have become the first team in Champions League history to record seven consecutive victories over Spanish clubs, a feat that underlines the dominance and tactical evolution of Arteta’s side.
The streak began during last season’s campaign, featuring victories over Sevilla, Girona, and Real Madrid, and has continued seamlessly into this term. Notably, their triumphs over Los Blancos — including a stunning 3–0 win at the Emirates — remain some of the most memorable nights in recent European history.
Arsenal’s Seven Consecutive Wins vs Spanish Teams:
- Sevilla (A) – 1–2
- Sevilla (H) – 2–0
- Girona (A) – 1–2
- Real Madrid (H) – 3–0
- Real Madrid (A) – 1–2
- Athletic Bilbao (A) – 0–2
- Atlético Madrid (H) – 4–0
Arteta’s men have now opened their 2025–26 European campaign with three straight wins, having previously beaten Athletic Bilbao and Olympiacos by identical 2–0 scorelines.
It’s a testament to the balance and maturity of this Arsenal team — a squad blending technical flair, defensive discipline, and the relentless pressing that has become Arteta’s hallmark.
With the Gunners sitting top of their group and history already made, attention now turns to whether this form can carry them all the way to Wembley next May.
Arsenal aren’t just beating Spanish sides — they’re rewriting European history. 🏆✨
Arsenal Invite Former Striker Tyreece John-Jules to Train with First Team Ahead of Atletico Clash 🔴⚪
Arsenal extended a warm welcome to a familiar face this week, as former academy graduate Tyreece John-Jules was spotted training with the first team ahead of the club’s Champions League fixture against Atlético Madrid.
The 23-year-old forward, who spent 15 years at Arsenal’s academy before departing without making a senior appearance, was invited by Mikel Arteta’s staff to train at London Colney — an opportunity aimed at helping him maintain fitness while he considers his next career move.
John-Jules shared the pitch once again with former teammates Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, and Gabriel Martinelli, in what many fans viewed as a heartwarming reunion.
During his time with Arsenal, the striker gained valuable experience through loan spells at Lincoln City, Doncaster Rovers, Blackpool, Sheffield Wednesday, Ipswich Town, and Derby County, before securing a permanent move to Crawley Town in League One.
Though his senior Arsenal debut never arrived, John-Jules remains a respected product of the club’s Hale End academy — a system renowned for producing top-level talent.
For Arsenal, the gesture reflects a continued commitment to supporting former players, while for John-Jules, it’s a chance to stay sharp and showcase his professionalism as he looks ahead to the next chapter in his career.
A Hale End reunion — and perhaps, one more reminder of the brotherhood behind Arsenal’s rise. ❤️⚪
