Arsenal supporters will be hoping they do not live to rue the way the 2022/23 Premier League season has played out.
The Gunners topped the table for the majority of the campaign, but relinquished an eight-point lead over Manchester City with nine games to go. City could now finish as many as 13 points clear of Arsenal in second at the final reckoning this weekend, with Arsenal losing three and drawing three of their last eight matches.
It has been an extraordinary season for Mikel Arteta's men, who finished fifth last season. No one predicted they would be City's closest challengers this year, with many pundits not even putting them in their top four before the start of the campaign.
