Arsenal have surrendered the advantage to Tottenham Hotspur in the top-four race since Premier League action returned to our screens earlier in the month following the March international break.
In fact, back-to-back losses to Crystal Palace and Brighton have not only seen the Gunners fall behind their north London rivals in the table, but they also trail in the goal difference department with Spurs notching up nine goals in two games and conceding just the one.
With that said, eight games remain for Mikel Arteta's side. If they were to win them all then Champions League football will be on the menu at the Emirates Stadium for the first time in five years next season. And the way things are shaping up, Arsenal will need to be perfect between now and May 22.
