May is usually a decisive month for teams up and down the country as well as in Europe and Arsenal are no different. Whilst there is no Premier League title challenge or chance to win a piece of silverware, they could yet make a mockery of certain pre-season predictions.
As we enter the final month of the 2021/22 season, it's safe to say it's shaping up to be a defining one for the Gunners and if April is any indicator of what's in store, it's going to be an extremely nervy end to a campaign that, truth be told, began in absolutely disastrous fashion.
Bottom of the table at the end of August after losing to Brentford, Chelsea and Manchester City without scoring a single goal in the opening three games, there was talk of relegation and Mikel Arteta's job security before things improved after the September international break.
