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Bukayo Saka's goal to beat Aston Villa on Saturday was the 2,000th Arsenal have scored in Premier League history.

Now into the 30th season of the competition, the landmark goal came up nearly 30 years after Arsenal's very first – netted by Steve Bould against Norwich City at Highbury on August 15, 1992.

Arsenal are the third team to rack up 2,000 PL goals, after Manchester United and Liverpool - however Arsenal actually needed fewer games than Liverpool to reach the milestone. Saka's goal came in Arsenal's 1,142nd game, meaning Arsenal are the second fastest team to get there, at a rate of 1.75 goals per game.

During the same period Arsenal have conceded 1,131, for an overall goal difference of +869 (which is the second best, after Manchester United).

Saka is one of 132 different players to score for Arsenal in the Premier League (not including own goals) - and leading the way is Thierry Henry with 175.

Among the 2,000 goals were 40 Premier League hat-tricks (Kevin Campbell scored the first) and Arsenal's biggest win is 7-0 - recorded twice (against Everton in May 2005 and Middlesbrough in January 2006).

Arsenal's highest scoring season in Premier League history is 87 in 2004/05, and Arsenal are the only side to score at least once in every single game in a campaign (2001/02). Arsenal also hold the record for most consecutive top-flight games scored in. Arsenal netted in 55 games in a row between May 19, 2001 and November 30, 2002.

That run included one Arsenal's three Premier League title-winning campaigns so far - all achieved under Arsène Wenger - and more than 75 per cent (1,561) of the 2,000 goals came while the Frenchman was in charge.