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#2 Fair run of games
Arsenal has a huge advantage in terms of scheduling, as they do not have to play any more sides from the big six. Tottenham dropped points at Anfield, and they are the likeliest to drop points against Manchester City at Etihad as they travel south in a couple of weeks.
However, the fact that Tottenham has five home games and only two away games can prove vital, whereas Arsenal have to play five away from home and only two at home till the end of the season. It is an open secret that Arsenal away form has truly been disappointing, but being a Gunner, I've realised that Arsenal hasn't been as bad as the media makes them look.
As we enter the final stage of the season, the competition has been tougher than ever this term. There are four teams fighting for two UCL spots, and the best moments are yet to come.
