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*Take a close look at this!* "DO NOT let ANYBODY gaslight you. Arsenal were NOT boring this season. Sure, we had games where we needed to dig in and be pragmatic but we also played very expansive games where we ran people over. Here’s an analytical breakdown of Premier League clubs in the 2025/26 season by total league wins and estimated distribution of wins by margin (1-goal, 2-goal, 3-goal, 4-goal and 5+ goal victories). *Key findings* •Arsenal FC combined the highest number of wins with the most balanced spread of dominant victories. Their title-winning campaign featured both strong control and defensive solidity. •Manchester City had the league’s most explosive attack profile, recording the highest share of 3+ goal wins among top clubs. •Manchester United and Aston Villa relied more heavily on narrow victories, suggesting efficient rather than dominant performances. •Mid-table clubs such as Fulham FC, Sunderland AFC and Everton FC won most matches by a single-goal margin, reflecting the unusually compressed competitive balance of the season. •Only a handful of teams consistently achieved 4+ goal wins: oArsenal FC oManchester City •Manchester United oAston Villa oChelsea FC oBrighton & Hove Albion *What this says tactically* There were effectively three “win profiles” in the league: 1.Dominant high-margin teams oArsenal oManchester City These sides regularly converted superiority into comfortable scorelines. 2.Efficient narrow-win teams oManchester United oAston Villa oFulham oSunderland These clubs accumulated points through tight matches and game management. 3.Inconsistent volatility teams oChelsea oTottenham oWest Ham Capable of big wins occasionally, but lacked consistency. One notable pattern of 2025/26 was how few clubs accumulated many 3+ goal victories compared with some recent Premier League seasons. That aligns with broader observations that the league became unusually compressed and competitive outside the top two." #Copied