It's another big week for in the title race after they rose to see off at the weekend.

A dramatic late brace from substitute Mikel Merino , who remain seven points behind at the summit after the Reds edged past .

If 's men are to win the title, they will have to do it the hard way now that - their last remaining fit senior striker - is now sidelined for the rest of the season. But there are still plenty of games ahead for them to reel Liverpool in.

Ahead of Arsenal's next big match against on Saturday, Mirror Football rounds up all the latest news from in and around The Emirates...

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was so impressed by Ethan Nwaneri at the weekend that he compared the Hale End graduate to former Gunners captain, .

Like Nwaneri - who is just 17 - Fabregas broke into the first-team as a teenager. Under Wenger's tutelage, he went on to become club captain and one of the finest midfielders in Europe.

And Wenger said that Nwaneri was a "special talent" who is ready to star under Mikel Arteta now despite his tender years after his showing against Leicester at the weekend - which is good news for Arsenal, who are massively light on options in attack.

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Do you think Arsenal can still win the title?

Sky Sports pundit reckons the pressure is all on Liverpool in the title race ahead of some huge upcoming fixtures for 's men.

The Reds are still seven points ahead of Arsenal after beating Wolves on Sunday. But with games against and to come this week, Neville thinks Arsenal can take hope from the fact that Liverpool did drop points against last week.

Neville sees plenty of twists and turns coming and also pointed out that Arsenal have some tough games coming up, meaning both sides are likely to drop points.

Like Gary Neville, is anticipating a dramatic conclusion to the Premier League title race, telling Liverpool fans to "buckle up".

The Reds knew that any sort of slip up against Wolves on Sunday would see their lead over Arsenal at the top of the league cut to five points. But Arne Slot's men stood firm to see out a 2-1 win at Anfield.

There are lots more big games on the horizon, though, and Van Dijk is adamant that nothing has been decided yet when it comes to the title.

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