How did Arteta's 100 victories go?

Arteta reached 100 victories in his 168th match to lead Arsenal - a trip to Craven Cottage on March 12. The Spanish coach drew 24 and lost the remaining 44 matches. Arteta achieved a win rate of 59.5% - the highest number of any manager who has ever led Arsenal.

Second place is Arsene Wenger with 266 draws, 253 losses, 716 wins over 1,235 matches - a win rate of 57.9%. Compared to the old game Arteta, the French coach had to 184 matches to join Arsenal with the 100th victory.

Wenger is the longest-serving and most successful manager in Arsenal's history. In 22 years, from 1996 to 2018, won three Premier League titles, including an unbeaten season 2003-2004, seven FA Cups, seven English Super Cups and reached the 2006 Champions League final.

The coach with the third highest win rate in Arsenal history is Unai Emery with 43 wins in 78 matches, reaching a rate of 55.13%. Emery was appointed by Arsenal at the end of May 2018, succeeding Wenger, and was fired in November 2019. His best achievement was taking the "Gunners" to the Europa League final in 2019, but lost to Chelsea 1-4.

The remaining coaches in the top 9 include Thomas Mitchell (54.5%), William Elcoat (53.8%), Harry Bradshaw (51.3%), Herbert Chapman (49.8%), George Graham (48.9). %) and Tom Whittaker (47%).

Arteta succeeded Emery and won his first match in the third match to lead Arsenal - a 2-0 home win over Man Utd thanks to Sokratis and Nicolas Pepe in the English Premier League on the first day of 2020. away came on January 27, 2020, when Arsenal beat Bournemouth 2-0 thanks to Bukayo Saka and Eddie Nketiah in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

Arteta's 100 wins have come in five competitions, 70 of them in the Premier League, and against 38 clubs. Arsenal's favorite opponents under the Spaniard are Leeds and Leicester (six wins). Following are Chelsea, Newcastle and West Ham (5).

Arsenal won every day of the week under Arteta. Of that, they won 29 games on Sunday, 28 on Saturday, and the remaining 43 victories came on the rest of the week. Arteta's biggest win came in the League Cup, when Arsenal won 6-0 at West Brom in August 2021, with a hat-trick from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Arteta won two trophies, when Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-1 thanks to Aubameyang's brace in the FA Cup final in August 2020. Less than a month later, the "Gunners" won again at Wembley when they defeated Liverpool 5-4 in a series of gunfights to win the English Super Cup.

Arteta reached 50 victories, when Arsenal beat Burnley 1-0 thanks to Martin Odegaard's free kick on September 18, 2021. The 40-year-old coach needs 92 games to reach this milestone, and needs 76 more games to reach 100 victories.

After the win over Fulham, when asked about this special milestone, Arteta replied: "It's great, we have to continue like that. But unfortunately it's not a title so there's still a lot of room for improvement. ".

Arsenal are leading the Premier League with 66 points, five points ahead of Man City, and are aiming for their first championship since the 2003-2004 unbeaten season. On March 16, Arteta's teachers and students received Sporting in the second leg of the eighth round of the Europa League and then met Crystal Palace in the 28th round of the Premier League on March 19.