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Arsenal eye chance to pull clear in EPL title race

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October 15, 2025

ARSENAL have a great opportunity to cement their newfound status as English Premier League title favourites when league action resumes, with closest challengers Liverpool facing an extremely challenging run in their next five fixtures.

- ROWAN CALLAGHAN

Mikel Arteta’s Gunners face a trip to Fulham next up on Saturday, which will be followed by league matches against Crystal Palace at home, Burnley away, Sunderland away and a derby against Tottenham at home.

Arsenal will have a point to prove, especially in the first two matches, having dropped points against Fulham and Palace last season in finishing a distant second behind Liverpool.

Arteta’s team have momentum on their side, though, and demonstrated that they are a different beast this season with wins over Newcastle and West Ham that also avenged blips from last season.

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