Eoin Sheahan

And the most...

The toughest fixture they have between now and the end of the season is this West Ham fixture away from home on Sunday at half past four.

They have Burnley after that.

They have Crystal Palace after that.

So West Ham by distance have the most to play for out of those three teams.

So will Arsenal accept a draw on Sunday?

Will they be a little bit cautious how they have been in previous Premier League games, certainly in 2026 so far?

Quite possibly.

I hope not.

Maybe that will be enough.

I mean, the royal we, the sort of the neutral probably doesn't want to watch it.

I suspect Arsenal fans would be OK if they were relatively cautious on Sunday.

But they probably do need to keep winning.

Like Manchester City could hammer Crystal Palace on Wednesday evening, for example.

They're playing Brentford tomorrow evening, by the way.

But that Palace fixture next week for Manchester City, it's their game in hand.

That's the one where they might rack up a few goals.

So maybe it is risky business looking at that goal difference and thinking we are OK to draw one game.

But West Ham at home, they've got so much to play for.

It's a really, really tricky fixture for them on Sunday.