Exactly, except for the game against Manchester United they haven't really been facing top teams. Conceding 7 goals in 7 games isn't amazing either. That is one goal per game on average. Especially in the top games conceding one goal can be one goal too many. It doesn't matter when you concede one and score four goals against a weak team, but making a comeback against stronger teams like Manchester City is a different story. It is not a disaster, but not amazing either.

The weeks after the current break will be more interesting. That's when Arsenal faces Tottenham and then Liverpool. If they are still able to keep winning and take home maybe 4 out of 6 points in those two games, I think that would be a moment to draw first conclusions.