Now that the dust has settled on Arsenal's 2-2 draw against West Ham United last weekend, the focus shift towards a potentially defining five-day period in the Premier League title race.
For the first time since before the international break, the Gunners are up first. In fact, they have the chance to take advantage of Manchester City being in FA Cup semi-final action by beating Southampton on Friday night and then heading to the Etihad Stadium with a seven-point lead at the top of the table.
But after being accused by Jamie Carragher of becoming too arrogant when leading 2-0 at Liverpool and West Ham before going on to surrender the lead in both games, it's important Arsenal do not look too far ahead as they can ill-afford to drop points at home to a side battling relegation.
