Why Arsenal are going to win the Premier League as Bukayo Saka’s full stats emerge from win vs Fulham
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Credit: Imago Sun 3 May 2026 7:30, UK Arsenal took a giant step towards the Premier League title on Saturday with their 3-0 victory over Fulham.It was a dominant display, and one that showcased that the Gunners were more than worthy to lift the trophy.There were plenty of highlights from the clash, with one of the biggest, no doubt, being Viktor Gyokeres’ brace.However, Bukayo Saka’s performance before he was taken off was a reminder of how much Arsenal have missed his quality.Now, after the brilliant victory, Saka’s display has shown why Arsenal will win the league. ⚽ Arsenal Matchday ⚽ Team news, line-ups, expert verdicts and previews, and tactical analysis for every Gunners fixture. VISIT THE ARSENAL MATCH HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Bukayo Saka will guide Arsenal to the Premier LeagueSaka being out of action for the past month was damning for Arsenal, and it was no coincidence that results faltered without him.After slowly making his way back to fitness, he was given a start against Fulham and was dazzling.Bukayo Saka’s stats vs FulhamMinutes45xG0.31xA0.85Passing accuracy 82%Shots2Chances created 4Saka had a great game against FulhamAccording to Fotmob on 2 May, he had an xG of 0.31, xA of 0.85, completed 82 per cent of his passes, had two shots and created four chances, the latter being the most in the game despite coming off at half-time.Given the quality of the display, once he is back to playing 90-minute matches, it is hard to see how any Premier League team is going to stop him.As a result, with goals now flowing, the addition of Saka back in the lineup has made Arsenal winning the Premier League title an inevitability.Will Manchester now feel the pressure?Former Everton chief executive Keith Wyness exclusively told Football Insider that Manchester City will now be feeling the pressure of the title race.Pep Guardiola’s side are now six points behind the Gunners, albeit having two games in hand.TAKING ANOTHER BIG STEP. pic.twitter.com/9WEh29fRYA— Arsenal (@Arsenal) May 2, 2026 However, this has likely only increased the pressure, especially now that Arsenal are starting to hit form once again.Man City will travel to Everton on Monday night, and they still have to face the likes of Chelsea and Bournemouth away.As a result, it is no doubt a massive task for the Manchester club to get themselves top of the summit.However, it remains to be seen how the final games of the season pan out, in what is set to be an exciting end to the title race. 💰 ARSENAL INSIDER UPDATE 💰 Inside the transfer budget, player wages, new kits, off-pitch deals and boardroom developments at Emirates Stadium.
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