Arsenal refuse to be written off in the race for the title | OneFootball

As the Premier League title race unfolds, Arsenal’s journey remains one of resilience and determination.

Their recent 5-1 win over Crystal Palace came at the perfect time, silencing critics who had begun to question their credentials after two disappointing draws.

Despite Liverpool sitting six points clear with a game in hand, Arsenal’s performance showed why they remain a genuine threat in the title race.

Arsenal have been in the conversation as serious contenders since the start of the season.

Mikel Arteta’s side has built a reputation for combining flair with grit, but a recent dip in form led some people to write them off.

However, they demonstrated the qualities at Palace that have kept them in the hunt – a deep squad, tactical flexibility, and a hunger to compete.

Even after Bukayo Saka limped off early in the game, Arsenal dominated. Gabriel Martinelli stepped into the void, and Gabriel Jesus reminded everyone of his quality with a well-taken brace.

Jesus emphasised the importance of their collective effort after the match: “The way we started, the full team was really ready to play well and fight.

“We did the job, and the three points were massive today.”

Arteta highlighted the team’s adaptability: “To score five goals away in this league is never easy. We’re coping with injuries, adapting, and fighting every game.”

Arsenal have faced their share of challenges this season. Injuries to key players could have derailed their momentum, but they have stayed in touch with their title rivals.

Liverpool’s superior form and depth give them an edge, but Arsenal’s ability to recover from setbacks is equally significant. They are unbeaten in their last ten matches, a testament to their resilience.

For Arsenal, the title is not just about points – it is about belief. Performances like the one against Palace remind rivals and fans alike that they are far from out of the race.

Until it is mathematically impossible, Arsenal’s presence at the top remains a reality Liverpool and others cannot afford to ignore.