By : Osabuohien Imuetinyanosa
Arsenal F.C. have become the first team from the Premier League to score 100 goals across all competitions in the 2025/26 campaign, achieving the landmark after playing 46 matches.
The milestone was reached during Arsenal’s fixture against Manchester United F.C. at Old Trafford, highlighting the Gunners’ remarkable attacking consistency throughout the season.
Across Europe’s major leagues, Arsenal are only the third club among the continent’s top five leagues to cross the 100-goal threshold this season. They follow the prolific scoring runs of FC Bayern Munich, who have already produced 128 goals, and FC Barcelona with 110 goals.
Reaching a century of goals in just 46 games underlines the attacking efficiency of the North London side. The achievement also reflects their most productive scoring rate in more than seven decades, representing Arsenal’s best goals-per-game average since the 1952/53 season.
The breakdown of Arsenal’s scoring surge shows contributions across multiple competitions — including the Premier League, domestic cup tournaments, and European matches — demonstrating the team’s ability to maintain attacking output regardless of the stage or opponent.
By reaching the 100-goal milestone ahead of every other English top-flight club, Arsenal have underlined their status as one of Europe’s most potent attacking sides this season and positioned themselves alongside the continent’s elite scoring teams.
