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Gabriel Jesus has admitted that William Saliba's injury hindered Arsenal 's title challenge at the tail-end of the 2022/23 season. Saliba missed the final two months of the Premier League season after suffering a serious back injury during Arsenal's Europa League loss to Sporting CP back in mid-March. At that time, the Gunners boasted a healthy five-point lead atop of the Premier League table but, after a run of four games without a win in April without their talismanic defender, they would go on to finish five points adrift of champions Manchester City. The injury to Saliba was one of many to key players that Arsenal had to deal with last season, with the other most notable being the one suffered by Jesus himself during the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The forward missed 15 games of the season after suffering a knee injury in Qatar during an extremely busy period of the 2022/23 campaign for the Gunners. READ THE LATEST ARSENAL NEWS, TRANSFER RUMOURS & GOSSIP feed Speaking on...

Manchester City are on course of matching local rivals Manchester United in completing the treble,kicking things off with the Premier League title - an FA Cup and Champions League final are still to come in their quest for immortality. Arsenal's defeat to Nottingham Forest meant that Manchester City have now been handed their third-straight league title without even playing. And with a win usually comes records broken - this season is no different. Erling Haaland in particular has been in the spotlight throughout the campaign, with the Norwegian himself breaking a plethora of records at the first time of trying. He has scored goals at a rate that no one has witnessed before in the recent history of the English top flight and will likely continue to do so for as long as he stays at the Etihad Stadium. Here are some of the records that Pep Guardiola's 2022/23 Manchester City have broken over the course of this Premier League season. Erling Haaland: Most goals in a Premier Leag...

Arsenal's pursuit of Premier League glory took another bump as they slumped to a 3-3 draw with Southampton on Friday. Having built a reputation for throwing away leads recently, the Gunners had to come from behind this time around but, all that heart aside, the reality is three straight draws have well and truly opened the door to Manchester City. Here's who Mikel Arteta's side will face in their final six Premier League Game s of the season as they target a first title since 2003/04. Manchester City vs Arsenal It's another meeting between Arteta and Guardiola / Michael Regan/GettyImages Has anyone told you how big a game this is? Because, y'know, in the context of the Premier League title race, it's pretty defining. The Gunners could establish a large lead at the top of the table by avoiding defeat at the Etihad and with City in such unstoppable form right now, anything other than a loss will be a great result. 26/04/2023 - Manchester City v Arsenal (20:00) -...