The Athletic.

No matter what happens in the title race, Mikhail Arteeta's mind is clear.

When deserving wins in the Premier League is the most in the history of this football club in 130 years.

That's no progress, that's history.

And that's very, very difficult to do, especially in the league that we are playing

now.

There is a chance for Arsenal to still win the title on the final day, but if they fall short,

does anything need to change next season?

And how long without delivering a league title can Arsenal trust the process?

I'm Ayahuakim Alare.

Welcome to the Athletic FC podcast.

Joining us today, we have our football correspondent, David Ornstein, who was at the

match yesterday at Old Trafford, as well as our Arsenal writer Jordan Campbell as well. David,

let's start with you. I mean, this was a big result for Arsenal, wasn't it?

Yeah, it was a massive result, not performance, but you don't necessarily look at the quality

of performance when you're in the final couple of games of a Premier League title challenge

and the context of having

won once in their previous 16 visits to Old Trafford. You can change the personnel, but perhaps

you don't change the aura or the psychological stumbling block that clearly had built up over time.

And so it was very much just about going to Old Trafford,

getting the three points and taking the Premier League title,

race down to the final day of the season.

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