6 Matches, 24 Goals: A Dominance of Four Goals per Game!

After their emphatic away win in the UEFA Champions League, Arsenal immediately regrouped and returned swiftly to the Premier League, preparing for the Sixth Round clash at home against Leicester City.

As a lower-mid-table Premier League side, Leicester City possessed only average overall strength and lacked Squad Depth.

Their results since the start of the new season had been poor, their form inconsistent, and they were riddled with holes at both ends of the pitch—a typical relegation-battling team.

Travelling to the Emirates Stadium to challenge Arsenal's invincible dynasty, almost everyone believed before the match that this would be a completely one-sided contest, with a vast gap between the two teams.

The only point of interest was how many goals Arsenal could score.

Leicester City's Head Coach openly admitted weakness before the match, stating bluntly that his team was vastly inferior to Arsenal. The whole squad would give everything, try to concede as few as possible, and treat a narrow defeat as a victory.

Compared with the all-out effort required in the tough UEFA Champions League fixture, Wenger made moderate adjustments to the lineup this time, resting and rotating some regular starters.

Yet he retained the core framework, ensuring dominance on the pitch while balancing fitness reserves and the entertainment value of the match.

Li Yufei continued to start up front, maintaining his blistering run of consecutive goals.

Modrić and Wilshere led the midfield, while Thiago Silva anchored the defense.

The entire first-choice backbone remained intact, still possessing the elite quality needed to crush the Premier League.

The Emirates Stadium was packed that evening. A surging red tide filled the stands as more than forty thousand Gunners supporters cheered on the team, hoping they would extend their winning streak and continue slaughtering their opponents.

The referee blew his whistle. The Sixth