Arsenal remain ahead of Manchester City in the Premier League table despite having failed to win in their last two games. The Gunners suffered defeat against Everton at Goodison Park before drawing against Brentford at the Emirates Stadium ahead of their title clash against City on Wednesday.
The two teams have already faced each other once this season in the FA Cup with Pep Guardiola's side beating the north Londoners despite both sides making a number of changes. The highly anticipated match on Wednesday, February 15 is arguably Mikel Arteta's biggest game in charge of Arsenal.
The Gunners' lead at the top of the table has been cut to three points, but they could extend their advantage over City to six points with a win at the Emirates Stadium this week. Should Guardiola's side beat Arsenal, the reigning champions would move above Arteta's team due to their superior goal difference.
