
Manchester City and Arsenal go head to head in a Premier League title showdown on Wednesday – and one of the biggest games in the English top flight for a decade.
The Gunners lead the table by five points, but have played two games more than Pep Guardiola’s defending champions.
Both sides know a win at Etihad Stadium will see them take control of the title race with only a month until the finish line.
Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal, who were eight points clear at the start of the month, last won the title in 2003-04.
Chasing a fifth Premier League title in six years, City are also in contention for a Treble, including the FA Cup and Champions League.
“Arsenal have had a blip and I suspect their players will have doubts,” said 1994-95 Premier League winner Chris Sutton on BBC Radio 5 Live.
“Manchester City will have that strut, they’ve been there and done it, so I think they’ll win the game comfortably.”
BBC Sport takes a closer look at just how big this game is.