It's crunch time for Arsenal and nearly the biggest night of their season.
After slumping to three successive draws, most recently Friday's 3-3 thriller with rock-bottom Southampton, the Gunners make the journey to face Premier League title rivals Manchester City on Wednesday. Mikel Arteta is attempting to keep a lid on his team's emotional state, having seen his stars wilt under the pressure in recent weeks.
Although they're five points ahead of City, the reigning champions have played two games less. Arsenal are being told by pundits, supporters and even striker Gabriel Jesus to go to Manchester and win - or else their hopes will be in tatters. There is, however, still plenty going on aside from Wednesday's potential title decider.
