Arsenal remain four points clear at the top of the Premier League despite a 3-2 home defeat to Manchester United. The loss, their first at the Emirates this season, extends a winless run to three league games, following a draw at Nottingham Forest. Pundits like Roy Keane suggest the pressure is now telling on Mikel Arteta's side.

Despite the recent stumble, statistical models still heavily favor the Gunners for the title. Opta gives Arsenal an 84% chance of winning, with Manchester City's probability down to 8%. A favourable run-in, with only two games left against the current top six, bolsters their position. The chasing pack's inconsistency has kept Arsenal's lead intact.

Manager Mikel Arteta called for more efficiency and acknowledged fan frustration, stating his team must do more. The focus now shifts to regrouping ahead of a crucial trip to Leeds. While questions are asked about a lack of a prolific goalscorer, Arsenal's destiny remains in their own hands as they chase a first league title in over two decades.