Craig Burley

The worry for Arsenal is they've got this Champions League game in midweek and we talked about it last week about flicking this switch.

That's how it feels for them at the moment.

They're just sort of grinding and churning these results in the Premier League.

But we saw that kind of bite them in the backside to a certain extent in Germany, in Leverkusen, where they really should have dominated that game and it should have been dead and buried.

But they go into the second leg and they've got a proper match on their hands and they're not playing particularly well.

So I don't think that's a foregone conclusion.

I think the Premier League title is.

And look, you can't blame them for not playing well at times because they're trying to get over this line that they haven't been over for 22 years.

But I could only imagine what it would have been like for them if these teams hadn't been breathing down their neck because they would have had to have pulled their finger out and been a lot better than they are.

But as it turns out,

The challenge to them thus far has been powder puff.

And that's exactly right.

Manchester City don't deserve to be anywhere near a title if you can't beat Forest and you can't beat West Ham.

No, and really, let's be honest, the only reason City were still in it is because of Arsenal dropping points they shouldn't have dropped.

And really for Arsenal, the front three...

I mean, again today, I mean, Saka is struggling.

He's absolutely struggling for form.

They tried Midweki on the left.

It didn't work.

Eze didn't work.