Arsenal secured a hard-earned 1-0 win over Newcastle United at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday evening, as they once again took the Premier League’s top spot
Arsenal did what was needed from them to reclaim first place in the Premier League standings with a 1-0 win over Newcastle United on Saturday.
It was a must-win game for the Gunners on home soil, given Manchester City leapfrogged them into the top spot earlier in the week courtesy of a 1-0 win over Burnley of their own – albeit on goal difference.
While Arsenal will have hoped to have found the back of the net more than just the once to give themselves a bigger advantage, considering City have a game in hand on them as a result of their FA Cup tie with Southampton this weekend, Ebere Eze’s solitary strike was enough to clinch all three points at the Emirates Stadium.
Mikel Arteta’s outfit now also hold a three point lead over their Premier League rivals, as they look to secure their first league title in more than two decades.
However, the Spaniard will have to demand nothing but perfection from his first-team, should they hope to be successful in their endeavours, considering Pep Guardiola’s Cityzens have one more game to play, and the chance to ultimately bridge the gap once more.
Here, football.london breaks down Arsenal’s final Premier League fixtures compared to Manchester City’s, to see who has the easier run into May’s seasonal finale…
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Arsenal’s final four fixtures
Arsenal vs Fulham – Saturday, May 2 at the Emirates Stadium
West Ham vs Arsenal – Sunday, May 10 at the London Stadium
Arsenal vs Burnley – Sunday, May 17 at the Emirates Stadium
Crystal Palace vs Arsenal – Sunday, May 24 at Selhurst Park
Manchester City’s final five Premier League fixtures
Everton vs Manchester City – Monday, May 4 at Hill Dickinson Stadium
Manchester City vs Brentford – Saturday, May 9 at the Etihad Stadium
Manchester City vs Crystal Palace – TBD at the Etihad Stadium
Bournemouth vs Manchester City – Sunday, May 17 at the Vitality Stadium
Manchester City vs Aston Villa – Sunday, May 24 at the Etihad Stadium
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