Arsenal given brutal Premier League title prediction after Man City draw at Liverpool

Arsenal have been handed the slimmest chance of claiming Premier League glory this season, despite their most recent 2-1 win over Brentford.

Goals from both Declan Rice and Kai Havertz helped Mikel Arteta's men climb to the top of the table, with Manchester City and Liverpool then playing out an entertaining 1-1 draw at Anfield on Sunday evening.

John Stones had opened the scoring for Pep Guardiola's side on Merseyside before Alexis Mac Allister's second-half penalty ensured both teams a share of the spoils. The game will initially be seen as a huge boost for the Gunners with only ten games remaining, but one key statistic has since emerged dashing Arsenal's title hopes.

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According to Opta, Arteta's in-form side have just a 19% chance of winning the Premier League for the first time since 2003. It is worth noting the run in Arsenal have compared to both Manchester City and Liverpool, with the fixture scheduling seeming to favour the other two contenders.

The Gunners still have to travel to City, Tottenham and Manchester United before the end of the campaign, with home games against Aston Villa, Arsenal and Everton also to come. With the huge clash against Guardiola's men shortly after the upcoming March international break, Arteta has indicated that his side will continue to take things just one step at a time.

«There's a lot of qualities that you need to win that many games in this league in the manner that we've done it,» said the 41-year-old after Saturday's clash with Brentford. «But it's about being consistent, not being satisfied, and