Leeds United part of Premier League phenomenon that's only happened once before
Leeds United face Arsenal next after starting the Premier League season unbeaten.
Daniel Farke has a solid squad at his disposal, and they'll be looking to improve on last season's 14th-place finish.
The Whites sit fifth in the table after winning two and drawing three of their opening five league matches.
Leeds travel to the Emirates Stadium on 10 October to test their record.
Even Arsenal can't boast about being unbeaten in the league so far, with Mikel Arteta's team losing to Brighton before the international break.
The Peacocks are joined by Everton, Brentford, Liverpool and Manchester City in being the only teams that haven't lost in the league so far.
How Leeds United will now be part of history books
Arsenal are predicted to beat Leeds, who have not beaten the Gunners in 23 years.
Nonetheless, the Whites have already cemented their names in the history books after their start to the 2026-27 campaign.
The last and only other time five teams went unbeaten after the first five Premier League games was in the 2003-04 season.
Arsenal, Birmingham City, Chelsea, Portsmouth and Southampton were part of that group.
Arsene Wenger's team went on to be crowned 'The Invincibles'.
Who will be key for Daniel Farke vs Arsenal?
Leeds don't even have a draw in their last eight meetings against Arteta's team.
In the previous campaign, Arsenal dominated the Whites in the Premier League, home and away, 9-0 across the two.
However, Farke's side look different now and are much more solid at the back, boasting the league's joint-best defensive record this season.
James Trafford has brought much-needed quality in between the sticks at Elland Road and could have a massive say at the Emirates after training with the likes of Bukayo Saka with England.
The former Man City goalkeeper has put in some impressive displays already to win over fans in LS11.
Thomas Tuchel also clearly sees something special in the 23-year-old, allowing him to compete for the number one spot against Jordan Pickford.
If Trafford is at his best, Arsenal's attackers will have to pull off something special to get the three points in North London.