Arsenal have spread the goals between their side this season but have fallen short of matching the blistering totals and standards set by Erling Haaland. Although up until this point of the season it hasn't been an issue, the Manchester City striker's relentless ability to find a goal has aided his side.
It has seen a gap at the top open up to two points ahead of the Gunners' clash with Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday. Mikel Arteta's men can go back to the top of the league, albeit briefly, with a win. Pep Guardiola's side will move ahead once more should they beat West Ham on Wednesday.
Despite having an eight-point buffer at the top, Arsenal have tripped up on the final straight. Their run of four games without a win has come at a crucial time and City have shown no signs of slowing up. Led by the inevitable Haaland, Arsenal's fate is now out of their hands.
