Last Thursday, Tottenham Hotspur put some pressure on Arsenal after Antonio Conte’s squad provided a convincing win over their north London rival. Now with two games to go, The Gunners cannot afford another mishap; meanwhile, Spurs at least need to win their last two fixtures.
There are plenty of discussions whether which of these two clubs will come out with that final UEFA Champions League spot. On the latest episode of the “Gary Neville Podcast,” the Sky Sports pundit shared his thoughts on which of the two sides will be coming out on top.
“You’d want Tottenham’s games – Burnley at home and Norwich away. Newcastle away [for Arsenal] on Monday Night Football, that’s going to be really tough, especially if Spurs have won on the Sunday… Everton at home on the last day, if Everton need points, then they’ve got two really tough games,” Neville said.
“I think Tottenham will beat Burnley and Arsenal will have to win their last two matches – but I’m not sure they will. Tonight was a really big blow – I might be wrong and I’m neutral between these two clubs – but I do feel now if I had to put money on it, it would be on Tottenham.”
Arsenal will be facing off against Newcastle United and Everton. The Magpies are attempting to finish the season on a strong note; meanwhile, The Toffees are fighting for their lives to avoid relegation as they sit two points away from the danger area.
Tottenham has Burnley, who is also fighting to avoid relegation, and Norwich City, which is already relegated. Newcastle might present the most problems for Arsenal, while Spurs have favorable fixtures to close the season when it comes to the four opponents both north London clubs will face.
That’s the kiss of deaf then! 😂
I thought he embarrassed himself post match, and in the game he hesitated on a change because White the obvious replacement after the s/off, is carrying an injury. Thing is Arteta should have reacted to how Holding was struggling before the damage of losing a player was done, but making decisions is what being a manager is all about.
Try to ignore a London rival winning more silverware today….
i really need Harry Hotspur to pronounce we have the squad of death an there is no hope in hell we will get 4th to have any hope 😉
The more the pundits back us, the more I get worried.
Arteta proved himself to be a really sore loser.They didn’t lose because of the officials they just fell apart and that is in large part due to the manager.He appears to have no control over how his players act on the pitch and they have no leadership.
A point nobody seems to have questioned is that after Holding was rightly sent off,why did it take Arteta 30 minutes to make any substitutions.To me that is poor management.
Valencia..
Haha – yes that muppet has cursed us now!
That settles it. We’re doomed.