Arsenal continued their impressive Premier League campaign with a 1-0 victory over Hull City, but Paul Robinson believes the Gunners may have struggled to secure such a result in previous seasons. Mikel Arteta’s side controlled much of the contest and…

Pundit Paul Robinson stated that Arsenal's 1-0 Premier League victory over Hull City demonstrates the significant progress made by Mikel Arteta's squad. Speaking on Premier League Productions, Robinson argued that the Gunners would have struggled to win such a tight contest two seasons ago, praising their newfound resilience and ability to consistently secure points.
Arsenal controlled large portions of the match but were limited to a narrow margin of victory despite creating several scoring opportunities. The article notes that while Arteta will want better finishing, the squad's developing winning mentality and capacity to navigate difficult fixtures remain vital for their ongoing campaign.
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