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BBC · Nov 1, 2025

'I can't see a weakness' - is this Arsenal's time for a title?

Image caption, Arsenal have won nine consecutive games in all competitionsHope is something Arsenal fans have had plenty of in recent title battles, but often been shattered as the Gunners ultimately fell short.

This season, however, feels different.

Saturday's 2-0 win at Burnley was their fifth in a row in the Premier League that moved them seven points clear in top spot, albeit having played a game more than some of those below them.

The victory also put pressure on traditional rivals such as Manchester City - who are nine points behind and host second-placed Bournemouth on Sunday - and Liverpool, who Aston Villa later on Saturday 10 off the pace.

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