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#2 Are Arsenal out of the race for top six?
10 points behind the top four and without an improvement in sight, the big question is can Arsenal catch up with the likes of Chelsea and Leicester City? For years under Arsene Wenger, the Gunners were known for finishing in the top four. During the final years of Wenger's regime, Arsenal resorted to challenging for the top six instead.
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Now, it appears that the decline could continue and they might miss out on European action next season.
Almost every big team is improving and winning except Arsenal. Tottenham Hotspur have won two out of the three Premier League games played since Jose Mourinho took over while Chelsea have ended their two-match losing streak by recording a win over Aston Villa. Where are the Gunners?
They are far behind the pack with just four wins in the whole season thus far. Nothing has changed since Unai Emery's sacking and it's safe to say given the current scenario, it will be hard for Arsenal to finish in the top six.
