Arsenal is challenging for the Premier League title and will face stiff competition from Manchester City and Liverpool to secure the crown.
The Gunners have finished as the second-best team in England for two consecutive seasons, and they must improve this term to maintain or surpass that standing.
Mikel Arteta’s side has the talent to perform better, and their next four matches will be crucial in their title bid.
While winning all those games won’t guarantee the championship, the results will significantly impact their confidence and mindset as the season progresses.
Arsenal’s upcoming fixtures include Tottenham, Manchester City, Leicester City, and Southampton.
The Gunners may view the final two matches as more winnable, while the first two, against Tottenham and Manchester City, present tougher challenges.
According to Give Me Sport, only Liverpool’s next four fixtures are relatively easier among the three title contenders, with Arne Slot’s team facing Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Wolves, and Crystal Palace.
Meanwhile, Manchester City has a more difficult run, with matches against Brentford, Arsenal, Newcastle United, and Fulham—teams that can present serious challenges for any top club.
Just Arsenal Opinion
The three of us have tricky games, and we need to work hard to win ours regardless of the opponent.
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We need LP to drop points soon or they may build up enough unity and belief in Slot with their talent to make them very difficult to stop, even by the big boys, and bring back down to earth.
All teams can have “difficult” runs of games depending on how the fixtures play out. Arsenal is having one now, but City and Liverpool will probably have theirs later.
Liverpool could well be a (the?) surprise title contender this season. It’s still early days though. We’ll get a better idea of how the teams are doing after a couple of months or so.