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Arsenal 1997-98 season

Arsenal finished 1st in the 1997-98 Premier League with 78 points (23 won, 9 drawn, 6 lost; 68 scored, 33 conceded). Top scorer: Dennis Bergkamp with 22 goals in all competitions.

1stLeague position
78Points
23-9-6W-D-L
68–33Goals

Cups and Europe

CompetitionResult
FA CupW
League CupSF
UEFA CupR1

Manager: Arsène Wenger

  • Biggest win: Arsenal 5–0 Barnsley (4 Oct 1997)
  • Heaviest defeat: Liverpool 4–0 Arsenal (6 May 1998)
  • Home: 15W 2D 2L · Away: 8W 7D 4L

Premier League results

DateH/AOpponentScoreHT
9 Aug 1997ALeeds United1–1D
11 Aug 1997HCoventry City2–0W
23 Aug 1997ASouthampton3–1W
27 Aug 1997ALeicester City3–3D
30 Aug 1997HTottenham Hotspur0–0D
13 Sep 1997HBolton Wanderers4–1W
21 Sep 1997AChelsea3–2W
24 Sep 1997HWest Ham United4–0W
27 Sep 1997AEverton2–2D
4 Oct 1997HBarnsley5–0W
18 Oct 1997ACrystal Palace0–0D
26 Oct 1997HAston Villa0–0D
1 Nov 1997ADerby County0–3L
9 Nov 1997HManchester United3–2W
22 Nov 1997ASheffield Wednesday0–2L
30 Nov 1997HLiverpool0–1L
6 Dec 1997ANewcastle United1–0W
13 Dec 1997HBlackburn Rovers1–3L
26 Dec 1997HLeicester City2–1W
28 Dec 1997ATottenham Hotspur1–1D
10 Jan 1998HLeeds United2–1W
17 Jan 1998ACoventry City2–2D
31 Jan 1998HSouthampton3–0W
8 Feb 1998HChelsea2–0W
21 Feb 1998HCrystal Palace1–0W
2 Mar 1998AWest Ham United0–0D
11 Mar 1998AWimbledon1–0W
14 Mar 1998AManchester United1–0W
28 Mar 1998HSheffield Wednesday1–0W
31 Mar 1998ABolton Wanderers1–0W
11 Apr 1998HNewcastle United3–1W
13 Apr 1998ABlackburn Rovers4–1W
18 Apr 1998HWimbledon5–0W
25 Apr 1998ABarnsley2–0W
29 Apr 1998HDerby County1–0W
3 May 1998HEverton4–0W
6 May 1998ALiverpool0–4L
10 May 1998AAston Villa0–1L

Final table 1997-98

#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPts
1Arsenal3823966833+3578
2Manchester United3823877326+4777
3Liverpool38181196842+2665
4Chelsea38203157143+2863
5Leeds United38178135746+1159
6Blackburn Rovers381610125752+558
7Aston Villa38176154948+157
8West Ham United38168145657-156
9Derby County38167155249+355
10Leicester City381314115141+1053
11Coventry City381216104644+252
12Southampton38146185055-548
13Newcastle United381111163544-944
14Tottenham Hotspur381111164456-1244
15Wimbledon381014143446-1244
16Sheffield Wednesday38128185267-1544
17Everton38913164156-1540
18Bolton Wanderers38913164161-2040
19Barnsley38105233782-4535
20Crystal Palace3889213771-3433

Table computed from every match of the season; points deductions applied by the league to other clubs are not shown.

← 1996-97 1998-99 →

Sources: Wikipedia, List of Arsenal F.C. seasons (CC BY-SA 4.0); openfootball (public domain). How this data is built.