Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has said the team must stop trying to score "the perfect goal" after their narrow 1-0 win over Hull City. The Gunners struggled to break down their opponents in a game short on clear chances before captain Martin Ødegaard netted a 72nd-minute winner from close range. Arteta believes Arsenal need to be more "chaotic" in their approach, rather than trying to score the perfect goal. This is in an effort to create more opportunities. Arsenal's victory over Hull City has given them a significant boost, as they have equalled their best-ever start to a season with nine wins from 10 games. They have also moved six points clear at the top of the Premier League, thanks in part to Manchester City's defeat to Nottingham Forest.

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