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Manchester City are desperate to retain their Premier League crown this season, but Pep Guardiola and his men will have to climb above Arsenal in the table in the final few weeks of the campaign if they are to triumph.
Nedum Onuoha believes a trip to Brighton presents Manchester City with their most 'dangerous' fixture after they face Arsenal.
Amid the sense of disbelief and frustration that Arsenal had snatched a second straight draw from the jaws of victory at West Ham, Granit Xhaka was on hand to add a dose of pragmatism. “If something is not going well, it is easy to show the finger to someone else,” he said of their faltering title push. “We took this challenge up until now and nobody was thinking about this before the season. Let’s refresh everything now.”
Arsenal dropped what could be a crucial two points in the Premier League on Sunday, drawing 2-2 at strugglers West Ham United.
Arsenal threw away a two-goal lead for the second weekend running as they were held to a 2-2 draw by West Ham United that undermined their title challenge with more dropped points The Gunners made the perfect start and were 2-0 up inside 10 minutes, first through Gabriel Jesus who tapped in at the end of a crisp move, and later Martin Odegaard whose close-range volley also followed good build-up play. Ad West Ham offered nothing in the opening half an hour and the London Stadium was growing frustrated, but then Thomas Partey gifted the home side a lifeline by trying an ill-judged flick. Declan Rice won the ball and moved it on to Lucas Paqueta, who won a penalty that was scored by Said Benrahma.
Kalvin Phillips admits the Manchester City players have always known they were capable of compiling their current winning run to close the gap on Arsenal in the Premier League title race.
Bayern Munich shared points with TSG Hoffeinheim in the Bundesliga after a 1-1 draw at the Allianz Arena Bayern took the lead early on through Benjamin Pavard who scored from close range after getting on the end of Kingsley Coman's shot. Ad Hoffenheim equalised in the second half when Andrej Kramaric netted a stunning free-kick.
Arsenal's players must pull out all the stops and "finish the job" if they hope to fend off rivals Manchester City and win the club's first Premier League title since 2004, manager Mikel Arteta said ahead of Sunday's trip to West Ham United.