Arsenal's Premier League title charge took a slight dent following a 0-0 draw against Newcastle United last night (Tuesday).
The Gunners struggled to break down the Magpies' resolute defence and whilst it will feel like two points dropped for Mikel Arteta's men, they still find themselves eight points clear of second-placed Manchester City, albeit having played one game more than the reigning champions. However, Manchester United legend Gary Neville isn't convinced that Arsenal will lift the trophy in May, comparing the north Londoners to Erik ten Hag's side instead.
Speaking about United on Tuesday night, Neville said: "Yeh, they’re getting stronger. I was just saying there I think they’ve got a lot more players than Arsenal and Mikel Arteta is doing an incredible job because you feel he’s so finely tuned, if he lost a centre-back he’d be in trouble, whereas with United they’ve got four centre-backs, that strength in depth.
