Top of the league! Proudly we sit, early leaders amidst the chaos. Whilst you can't read much into the table at this stage, it's nice to see us at the top and starting off a season relatively well. Things have been a bit nuts so far this season, perfectly illustrated by Paulo Di Canio's sacking at Sunderland. To bring in a manager, have him save you from relegation, let him completely overhaul the squad and then sack him after five games is almost as barmy as the man himself.

No doubt Di Canio is absolutely off his rocker, but Sunderland knew what they were getting when they hired him. Now he's brought in his own players and back room staff and whoever replaces him has an unenviable task. It's just another strange moment in an already strange season. But for us, the good times continue to roll; since the Villa defeat, we've won all our games and looked good doing so. Players have hit form, the team is gelling well and we're reaping the rewards.

Theo Walcott and Aaron Ramsey's second half goals ensured Arsenal achieved a club record 10 consecutive away wins, as Arsenal edged past Marseille at the Stade Velodrome.

Aaron Ramsey continued his fine form scoring 6 minuites from time collecting a cross from Kieran Gibbs which the Welshman fired home. Theo Walcott opened the scoring capitalising on a defensive error and volleying in midway through the second half.