Arsenal have two massive games to prove they can handle a mini injury crisis

For the last 2 seasons, Arsenal have tried to challenge for the league title but have ended up coming short. In 2022-23 they lost the title race by 5 points; in 2023-24 they did so by 2 points.

The 2024-25 is here with us, and many are hopeful this could be the season they finally pull off that deserved league win.

Well, looking at the Gunners next two league fixtures, I can’t help but feel they could easily seal their title fate.

Up next for Arsenal are clashes with Tottenham and Manchester City. Given they went unbeaten by these 2 teams last season, the Gunners ought to have confidence they can register positive results. But as much as the Gooners want to be positive, their midfield injury crisis and Declan Rice suspension have them worried.

We expect Mikel Merino and Martin Odegaard to miss these two games. We expect Declan Rice to miss the North London derby due to a suspension, but he should be fit to face City.

You can’t help but feel that with these absentees, Arsenal will not be at their strongest for these two tricky fixtures.

Either way, Mikel Arteta and his technical bench will have to come up with a team that can deal with Spurs and City and get the win. Even with injuries, Champions get the job done (City has finally found a way to survive without Rodri), and if the Gunners are to finally clinch league glory, the next 2 fixtures could do much to decide that.

Darren N


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2 Comments

  1. Arsenal has a habit of coming out triumphant when our backs against the wall.

    It’s not beyond them to prevail in these trying times

    1. Don’t think I can agree with that sentiment, sorry.

      Several years ago we lost 4th place to spuds with 4 games left in the season.

      2 years ago we held 1st place for 90% of the season and bottled it in the end run to finish 2nd.

      Last year we played a stinker against Villa and lost at home when we could have added 3 points over City.

      We crumble when our backs against the wall quite frankly, but I’m hoping this year is different.

      I’m hoping lessons were learned, and we have an edge and something to prove now.

      I just want to see fight, intensity, and 100% effort on Sunday. Go all out and let the chips fall where they may.

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