Arsenal are top of the Premier League table. There's a sentence Gunners supporters will never grow tired of reading.
The key now, for the Arsenal faithful, is that Mikel Arteta's charges stay there. And they will be there at Christmas if they pick up three points against Wolves on Saturday evening. With the Premier League breaking for the World Cup, one more win will see Arsenal top of the shop ahead of a month-long break in domestic football action.
That will mean Arsenal fans going into the tournament in buoyant mood, ready to cheer on England - or other countries - with a smile on their faces. It is a far cry from the disappointment of last season, when the Gunners missed out on Champions League football to fierce rivals Tottenham after two defeats in their last three games of the season.
