Arsenal, under the leadership of Mikel Arteta, continues to write a remarkable chapter in its European history, having achieved eight consecutive victories in the UEFA Champions League following their 3-2 win against their Kazakhstani guest, Kairat Almaty, in the final match of the league stage.

Only Manchester City, led by Pep Guardiola, surpasses this record among English clubs, with the longest winning streak of 10 consecutive matches in the continental competition.

This achievement reflects the significant development in Arsenal's performance on the European stage, as the team has become more mature and balanced in major encounters, thus continuing to shine this season on all fronts.

As this series continues, Arteta is nearing Guardiola's record, in an achievement that could solidify Arsenal's status among the giants of the old continent and his own status as a coach of great significance.