Mikel Arteta's Arsenal passed another test of their title credentials on Sunday, but Sky Sports' punditry team weren't all convinced the Gunners will go all the way.
Reigning champions Manchester City opened the door for the league leaders by dropping points either side of the World Cup break. However, after beating Tottenham on Thursday night, they put three goals past Wolves on Sunday to ramp up the pressure on Arteta's team ahead of the 4:30pm kick-off against Manchester United.
Arsenal produced the perfect response, though, despite going behind during the first half. Eddie Nketiah scored twice in a 3-2 victory, including a last-minute winner, to keep the leaders five points in front with a game in hand on their closest challengers.
