Sean Dyche believes Arsenal have all the credentials to win the Premier League title after his Everton were comfortably beaten by the Gunners on Wednesday evening. Just a few weeks after the Toffees defeated the league leaders in Dyche's first game in charge, Arsenal got their revenge in emphatic fashion scoring four goals without reply.
Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard were on the scoresheet with Gabriel Martinelli scoring twice as Mikel Arteta's men opened up a five-point gap to title rivals Manchester City. The clash with Everton was Arsenal's game in hand over City and the victory sets them up nicely for the month of March where they welcome three bottom half teams to Emirates Stadium.
Following the Gunners' victory at King Power Stadium against Leicester, Brendan Rodgers gave his verdict on the title picture. "I think they are going to go very close, outstanding, the scoreboard was close but in terms of football and technical quality they were on a different level.