Despite praising Arsenal for their impressive performances this season, former Manchester United star Roy Keane still fails to see the Gunners lifting the Premier League title come the end of May. Mikel Arteta's side missed out on Champions League football last season but have transformed into title favourites this term as they sit eight points clear at the top of the table - albeit having played a game more than Pep Guardiola’s side.
Tough games against Liverpool, City, Chelsea and Newcastle still await the north London outfit before the end of the season, but they've shown they are capable of overcoming any obstacles between them and the title. Arteta will hope he can become the first Arsenal boss since Arsene Wenger to win the Premier League, 19 years on from the club's famous 'Invincibles' season.
Keane has criticised the Gunners in the past but admitted they have been 'brilliant' this term. Arteta is facing a number of injury concerns with William Saliba still suffering from a back injury, but this has not derailed their title charge - yet.
