It's been 19 years since Arsene Wenger stood with his arms aloft at White Hart Lane, basking in the glory of a third Premier League title win with Arsenal in just seven years.
There was still work to do though, and sure enough, arguably the greatest side the club has ever assembled went on to finish an 'invincible' season, and remain the only team to have gone through a Premier League season without losing a game. The current crop may be some way off that feat, but remain in control of their own destiny as they bid to end a wait of almost two decades for a top flight crown,
That's despite dropping points in each of their last two games, firstly at Liverpool, and then more tellingly at West Ham on Sunday. It's led to inevitable accusations of 'bottling it' in sight of the finish line, while Sky pundit Jamie Carragher believes complacency has become an issue.
