Sam Allardyce has drawn inspiration from Brentford's win over Manchester City in November ahead of Leeds United's trip to the Etihad Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The Yorkshire-based side can reignite Arsenal hopes of winning the Premier League this season by snatching points from the reigning champions.
The Gunners are two points clear of City at the top of the table, though Pep Guardiola's side have two games in hand. While the Spaniard's crown may seem out of reach, Allardyce can significantly boost Mikel Arteta's chances of reclaiming top spot.
Leeds, who are relegation-threatened, head into the clash against City following five games without a win, but City have been warned that 'Shocks happen'. As quoted by the BBC, Allardyce said: "It's probably my biggest challenge because of the shortness of games that are left and the difficulty of those fixtures.
