A Year of Ups and Downs

The Premier League is known for its unpredictable nature, with giants falling and minnows rising. And Arsenal is one team that has experienced a significant drop in performance compared to last season.

Gunners Facing a Worsening Situation

Recent stats have revealed that Arsenal is currently ten points worse off than they were at this stage last season. This drop in performance is the worst among all Premier League teams.

Fulham and Newcastle Also Struggling

Arsenal is not alone in their woes. Fulham, managed by Marco Silva, is also ten points worse off compared to last season. Injury-ravaged Newcastle and Manchester United have also suffered a heavy dip in performance.

Brighton and West Ham on the Rise

While some teams are struggling, others are thriving. Brighton is the closest to maintaining consistency, with only one point worse off than last season. However, it is West Ham, under the guidance of David Moyes, that has seen the biggest improvement, racking up 18 points more than they had at this time last year.

Moyes' Success to Result in New Contract

David Moyes' impressive performance with West Ham is set to earn him a new two-and-a-half-year deal with the club. The team's success in the league, coupled with their recent Europa Conference League win, has propelled them back into the top six.

Overall, the Premier League is a competitive landscape where teams can experience drastic changes in performance within a year. Arsenal's drop in points compared to last season highlights the ever-evolving nature of the beautiful game.