Arsenal issued a cruel Premier League title prediction after Manchester City’s draw at Liverpool.

Arsenal’s chances of winning the Premier League this season are extremely low, even after their recent 2-1 victory against Brentford.

Declan Rice and Kai Havertz both scored goals, allowing Mikel Arteta’s team to reach the top of the table. Later, Manchester City and Liverpool had an exciting 1-1 tie at Anfield on Sunday evening.

John Stones scored the first goal for Pep Guardiola’s team on Merseyside, but Alexis Mac Allister’s penalty in the second half resulted in a draw for both teams. The game was first perceived as a significant advantage for the Gunners, given that there were only 10 games left in the season. However, a crucial statistic has since surfaced, shattering Arsenal’s aspirations of winning the title.

Opta reports that Arteta’s currently performing team has a mere 19% probability of winning the Premier League, a feat they have not achieved since 2003. It is important to mention the favorable match scheduling of both Manchester City and Liverpool compared to Arsenal, which may impact their respective runs in the competition.

Arsenal will have away matches against City, Tottenham, and Manchester United and home matches against Aston Villa, Arsenal, and Everton before the end of the season. Arteta has hinted that his team will approach the forthcoming match against Guardiola’s players after the March international break with caution and focus on each phase of the process.

“To win a significant number of games in this league, as we have done, requires a multitude of qualities,” stated the 41-year-old following the match against Brentford on Saturday. “However, the key is to maintain consistency, avoid complacency, and strive for continuous improvement.”