Ex-Arsenal striker Alan Smith says his former club now have a strong advantage in the title race after Man City’s recent slip-ups. Speaking exclusively to Man City News (courtesy of Best Betting Sites UK), Smith predicted that the Gunners could…

Former Arsenal striker Alan Smith believes Arsenal hold a significant advantage in the Premier League title race following recent defensive lapses from Manchester City. Speaking exclusively to Man City News, Smith argued that the Gunners could pull away at the top if Enzo Maresca's side fails to resolve defensive issues, pointing out mistakes and the omission of Marc Guehi.
David Tully writes that Manchester City must strike a better balance at the back when their attack misfires, contrasting their form with Arsenal's resilient 1-0 win at Anfield. City face Nottingham Forest before upcoming fixtures against Fulham, Arsenal, Leeds, and Brentford, while Arsenal prepare to face Hull City next.
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