Sunday's clash between Man City and Arsenal could have huge implications in this season's Premier League title race
Sunday's clash between Man City and Arsenal could have huge implications in this season's Premier League title raceCredit: Getty
Arsenal will be the underdogs in the game and they have got to get a result if they want to win the Premier League.
Arsenal are the pretenders to the throne and Manchester City are the best - they won the treble last year and I still have them as favourites to win the league.
Man City do it week-in week out and there’s a feeling with Arsenal that they’re on the journey to that.
But they’ve had a couple of lucky escapes, Man City. I certainly don’t think they should be as close to Liverpool as they are.
I think it was a penalty [the late incident between Jeremy Doku and Alexis Mac Allister in the recent 1-1 draw] and there have been a couple of other decisions, but we are where we are.
We’ve obviously had a long pause of action over the international break and that can be a good or a bad thing - a lot of players go away for international duty and the finger can go off the pulse a little bit in relation to the title race.
This is such a massive game and Man City obviously have the advantage being at home, but after an international break you’re going to lose a bit of rhythm.
Arsenal had such good rhythm before, can they take that into the Etihad?
Saka is world-class… Foden?
A lot has been made of the individual player battles in this game, especially Rodri vs Declan Rice.
Declan Rice is having an amazing season and could well be up for Player of the Year. It’s very rare that you get a £100million player who justifies that fee almost instantly.
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