Gary Neville expressed a concerning and concise assessment of Arsenal to Peter Drury prior to their match against Manchester City.

Ex-Manchester United leader Gary Neville expresses apprehension about Arsenal’s ability to secure a favorable outcome against Manchester City towards the end of this month, as the competition for the Premier League championship intensifies.

Mikel Arteta likely found satisfaction in the outcome of the match between Liverpool and City, as they engaged in a captivating tie at Anfield. On the previous day, the Gunners narrowly defeated Brentford 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal’s victory propelled them to the top of the Premier League, a position they still hold as their opponents were unable to achieve a decisive outcome. Nevertheless, it is not a definitive indication of success at the top.

Liverpool is currently in second place in the standings, trailing Arsenal only by goal difference. Manchester City is one point behind both teams in third place. In late March, Pep Guardiola’s team will play against Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium. In his Sky Sports podcast, Neville emphasized that Jurgen Klopp cannot depend on City losing points in matches when considering the upcoming meeting.

When analyst Peter Drury inquired about Arsenal’s ability to compel City to lose their advantage, Neville provided a disconcerting reply. “Arsenal has the potential to win, but the match will take place at the Etihad stadium,” he clarified, offering fans a glimmer of optimism: “Are you wondering if they will be able to put them in a difficult situation, similar to how Liverpool did in the second half?”

“I believe Arsenal has the potential to perform admirably at the Etihad, despite the challenging circumstances, due to their current strong form.” It is fascinating to observe City, a team known for their composed and meticulous style of play, in a state of anxiety and nervousness. They appear disoriented, as if they have been spinning on a roundabout for a prolonged period and are unsure of their current location.