Last week was a huge step in the right direction at a crucial time for Arsenal - winning against Chelsea and Manchester United, who had also begun looking in with a big chance. The Gunners are now back in a solid position to take the all-important fourth spot.
After three consecutive Premier League defeats, many were already projecting that Mikel Arteta's side would hand the fourth place spot to bitter rivals Tottenham Hotspur in the battle for Champions League qualification.
In the coming weeks, Arsenal will have two huge games against West Ham and Spurs, who hope to remain in the battle for the final UCL spot after the latter drew with Brentford last weekend. The 2021/22 campaign has brought many positives for Arsenal, with the club having a clear direction along with a good core group of players to build the future around.