Arsenal still alive after their draw against Southampton (3-3) but without a joker

Next Wednesday, the error will be prohibited on the lawn of the Etihad Stadium for the men of Mikel Arteta, if they do not want to see their dream of title fly away. Despite a sluggish dynamic, the Gunners still believe in it. “We still have plenty of good things to do this season. It is not finishedreleased Gabriel Jesus after the meeting at the microphone of Sky Sports. We are still five points ahead. They have two more games to play. If we want to be champions, we have to win there, that’s all.”

The former Manchester City striker, transferred to Arsenal last summer for some 52 million euros, believes that his former partners can also fall against the Hammers and against the Seagulls, currently seventh in the Premier League and who had beaten the Citizens at home (3-2) two years ago. However, Manchester City remain on a series of six league victories and shattered the Gunners in their first duel at the Emirates Stadium (1-3) on February 15.

“The Premier League is tough. You play against tough teams like Southampton. They come, defend very well and proceed by counter-attackshammered the Brazilian international striker about Southampton who were the first red lantern in the history of the Premier League to score three goals against the leaders of the English championship. Currently, it is more difficult. But it’s more than ever the time to stick together.”

Mikel Arteta went in the same direction as Gabriel Jesus, while recalling in passing that he loved his players “over all“. “Arsenal still have their destiny in their handshe recalled. The match at Manchester City? It will not be a final because there will then be five matches to play. Nothing is finished yet, but the Gunners have just burned their last joker.