In a sensational Premier League campaign, Arsenal's dominance continued as they secured their seventh consecutive victory with a resounding 6-0 win over Sheffield United. The Gunners showcased their ruthless ability to dismantle opponents, scoring an impressive 31 goals in just seven games played so far this season.

The match against Sheffield United was a complete mismatch, with Arsenal's relentless attack overwhelming their opponents from start to finish. Goals from Martin Odegaard, Gabriel Martinelli, Kai Havertz, Declan Rice, and Benjamin White, along with an own goal from Jayden Bogle, sealed a miserable night for Chris Wilder's team.

This remarkable win also marked a historic achievement for Arsenal, as they became the first team in the top four tiers of English football to win three consecutive away games by a margin of five goals or more. Despite remaining in third place, Arsenal is now within two points of the top spot, eager to capitalize on any slip-ups from current leaders Liverpool and Manchester City.

While the result showcased Arsenal's brilliance, it also exposed Sheffield United's defensive frailties. The Blades' ill-advised decision to start with a back four backfired, and they were left scrambling to make substitutions after just 17 minutes. With the game effectively over, Arsenal's ruthless determination was evident as they sealed yet another clean sheet away from home.

Mikel Arteta's squad depth was on full display during the match, with substitutes Fabio Vieira, Gabriel Jesus, and Thomas Partey making impactful contributions. The return of injured players and the imminent comeback of Takehiro Tomiyasu and Jurrien Timber reinforces Arsenal's strength ahead of the crucial run-in period.

Looking ahead, Arsenal's impressive winning streak puts them in a prime position to challenge for the Premier League title. A victory against Brentford on Saturday night would propel them to the top of the table, with a crucial showdown against Liverpool just around the corner.

Arteta is fully aware of the significance of maintaining momentum and keeping his squad motivated. Arsenal's previous title challenge faltered after a seven-game winning streak was halted by a draw at Anfield. Therefore, the manager emphasizes the importance of winning every remaining game to secure the coveted trophy.

The Gunners' goal-scoring prowess has instilled a newfound confidence and threat within the team. The fact that multiple players have been finding the back of the net only strengthens their title aspirations. However, Arteta remains grounded, focusing on improving his players and exploiting their individual qualities.

Arsenal's ability to sustain this winning streak will be further tested when they face Brentford on Saturday, followed by a highly anticipated clash against Manchester City at the end of the month. The team's current form and strengthened squad provide an encouraging outlook for Arsenal supporters, who have reason to believe that this could be their year to reclaim Premier League glory.