Arsenal’s challenge for the Premier League title took another blow on Sunday as they were held to a 1-1 draw at Craven Cottage, but they should be able to get back to winning ways against Monaco on Wednesday.
The Gunners now sit six points adrift of Liverpool having played a game more than the league leaders, but they have shown improvement since Martin Odegaard’s return and they should propel them to victory at the Emirates.
They have won four of their last five matches and scored 16 times, although they have conceded in three of their last four and could be vulnerable against a Monaco outfit with a solid attacking record.
Arsenal’s challenge for the Premier League title took another blow on Sunday as they were held to a 1-1 draw at Craven Cottage, but they should be able to get back to winning ways against Monaco on Wednesday.
The Gunners now sit six points adrift of Liverpool having played a game more than the league leaders, but they have shown improvement since Martin Odegaard’s return and they should propel them to victory at the Emirates.
They have won four of their last five matches and scored 16 times, although they have conceded in three of their last four and could be vulnerable against a Monaco outfit with a solid attacking record.
Arsenal’s challenge for the Premier League title took another blow on Sunday as they were held to a 1-1 draw at Craven Cottage, but they should be able to get back to winning ways against Monaco on Wednesday.
Watch On >> LINK 1 LINK 2 LINK 3
The Gunners now sit six points adrift of Liverpool having played a game more than the league leaders, but they have shown improvement since Martin Odegaard’s return and they should propel them to victory at the Emirates.
They have won four of their last five matches and scored 16 times, although they have conceded in three of their last four and could be vulnerable against a Monaco outfit with a solid attacking record.
