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REVEALED: How Arsenal will beat Manchester City to the Premier League title

Despite Manchester City’s recent surge in the Premier League that saw them dethrone Arsenal from the top spot, the Gunners have managed to hold on to their title hopes for this season, currently sitting in second place with 71 points after 31 games. While Manchester City leads with 73 points, and Liverpool is close behind with the same points but a slightly inferior goal difference, Arsenal’s position is still very much in contention.

One of the reasons Arsenal can still challenge for the title is Manchester City’s unconvincing away form. The reigning champions have shown vulnerability on the road, keeping just one clean sheet in their last nine Premier League away matches. Furthermore, their record away at certain grounds like Brighton, Forest, and notably, failing to score at Tottenham’s new stadium, raises concerns about their ability to secure crucial points away from home.

Despite Arsenal’s recent loss to Aston Villa at home, their overall consistency and form throughout the season have kept them in the title race. With key players stepping up when needed and a solid tactical approach from their manager, Arsenal have shown resilience and determination in their pursuit of the championship.

As Arsenal gear up for their upcoming UEFA Champions League quarter-final clash against Bayern Munich, they have the opportunity to showcase their strength and bounce back from setbacks. With the race for the Premier League title heating up, every point matters, and Arsenal remains a serious contender as the season reaches its climax.

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