Arsenal have entered an exclusive group in Premier League history after reaching 300 away victories. The landmark came on Sunday when they defeated Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield, with Kai Havertz scoring the winner.

According to BBC Sport’s report on Sunday, November 1, 2026, Havertz struck in the first half to give Mikel Arteta’s side the victory. The result also ended Arsenal’s wait for a league win at Anfield, where they had not won in the Premier League since 2012.

The 300 away wins place Arsenal second on the competition’s all-time list. Manchester United remain the only club to have reached the figure before them, with 328 victories on the road. Arsenal had recorded 299 before travelling to Liverpool, making the result especially significant.

Havertz settled the match in the 16th minute after Declan Rice sent a low ball across the goal. The German forward finished from close range, giving the visitors a lead they protected until the final whistle.

Liverpool tried to respond, but Arsenal defended with discipline. Florian Wirtz struck the crossbar with a free-kick, while the home side could not find an equaliser. Arsenal also threatened to extend their advantage.

The achievement gives meaning to the headline, “Arsenal Make Premier League History as They Reach 300 Away Victories.” It reflects the club’s record of collecting important results away from home over many seasons.

Arteta’s players will aim to build on the win as the campaign continues. Their latest result delivered three points, ended a long wait at Anfield and secured a place among the Premier League’s leading away-winning teams.