Arsenal delivered a commanding performance against Atlético Madrid, securing a 4-0 victory that showcased their title ambitions in the Champions League. This emphatic win at the Emirates Stadium not only reinforces their status as formidable contenders but also raises questions about whether any team can halt their momentum if they continue to play at this level.

Mikel Arteta's side dominated the match from start to finish, with their tactical discipline and attacking prowess on full display. The Gunners controlled possession and created numerous scoring opportunities, leading to a convincing scoreline. The victory follows a similar impressive win over Real Madrid earlier in the year, further establishing Arsenal as a force to be reckoned with in European football.

Key to the win was the performance of striker Viktor Gyokeres, who scored two goals, breaking his scoring drought and providing a significant boost to his confidence. His ability to draw defenders and create space for teammates like Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli was instrumental in the Gunners' attacking strategy.

Defensively, Arsenal was resolute, allowing just one shot on target from Atlético, demonstrating their improved backline. This match marked their fourth consecutive clean sheet, and with only three goals conceded in their first twelve matches, they are enjoying one of the strongest defensive records in their history.

Another highlight of the match was Arsenal's effectiveness from set pieces, with Declan Rice contributing significantly. The Gunners have now scored ten goals from set-piece situations this season, making them a constant threat even when the game is not flowing from open play.

The win lifts Arsenal to the top of both the Premier League and Champions League tables, with upcoming fixtures against teams like Crystal Palace and Brighton presenting opportunities to maintain their winning streak. As they prepare for these matches, the question remains: can anyone stop Arsenal if they continue to perform at this extraordinary level? With Arteta at the helm and his squad firing on all cylinders, the Gunners look poised for a successful run this season.