Quote from: Oluwa-btc on November 10, 2024, 07:27:45 PM

Quote from: asriloni on November 10, 2024, 06:42:34 PM

I'm very happy to see Chelsea has showed some improvements in this game. Unlike last season, when we always lost to Arsenal, we did better by getting a draw.

A draw is fair. We buried Arsenal's title hopes and at least we don't lose against them. RIP to the Arsenal's title challenge.

What's the difference with the first leg from last season and this season? The first game was 2-2 at Stamford Bridge, while gunners won the second leg at home. Won't be boggled when they win the next fixture at home. Shout out to Caicedo, I see that too many fans do not give him his flowers.

Yeah, I thought it so likewise. The tittle is still open for them to win. They need to be consistent. Its the same for Manchester United with 15pt right now with four points away from the first four positions. Never say Never, they have all of them injured players returning fully.

I feel gunners would have won this particular game if not for that wrong VAR decision. But then both teams where very careful in the way they approached the game, they both had less mistakes but where just managing to defend their territory. I agree with you that this is an improvement on the side of Chelsea, but it was a drop on the side of Arsenal, because a lot of people believe Arsenal where in a better place to beat Chelsea.

Yeah, I agree with you that the tilte is still open, and the hope for Arsenal to win the title is not buried yet because anything can still happen between now till the of the season. As for Manchester United, I don't think they have that consistency yet, though Ruud Van Nisterlrooy hasn't been doing bad for this last few games he has handled but i believe can do will to qualify for the champions League next season.