Arsenal's last two results in the Premier League may have dented their hopes of being crowned champions in May, but draws against Liverpool and West Ham United has left them on the brink of a return amongst Europe's elite.
When Mikel Arteta's side arrived at the London Stadium to face West Ham United on Sunday afternoon, their lead at the top of the table had been cut down to three points after Manchester City made it 10 wins in a row across all competitions by dispatching Leicester City.
And come full-time in east London, the Gunners were left reflecting on letting another two-goal lead slip - having done so seven days prior against Liverpool - as drawing 2-2 means they are now only four points clear at the top and there's very little room for error if they are to hold off City's challenge.
