Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has made his intentions crystal clear—his team will not stop fighting for the Premier League title. Following their impressive 2-0 victory over Leicester City on Saturday, the Gunners have closed the gap on league leaders Liverpool to just four points.

Arteta’s words come as a direct challenge to Jurgen Klopp’s side, who have the chance to restore a seven-point cushion when they take on Wolves on Sunday. But with 13 games left, Arsenal’s boss insists his team will push Liverpool all the way.

“We really want it,” Arteta told TNT Sports. “The team wants it, we’ve had seven or eight months working on that. We’re not going to stop, let’s see how far we can go!”

Momentum in Arsenal’s Favor?

The Gunners are currently on an unbeaten 15-game run in the Premier League, showing the kind of consistency needed for a title charge. The way they’ve responded to Liverpool’s results in recent weeks suggests a team that is mentally locked in, ready to take advantage of any slip-ups from the Merseyside giants.

However, the real test begins now. Arsenal are set to face West Ham, Nottingham Forest, Manchester United, and Chelsea in the coming month—fixtures that will determine just how serious their title ambitions truly are.

A Two-Horse Race or More Twists to Come?

Liverpool might be leading, but with Manchester City lurking and Arsenal relentless in their chase, this season could yet deliver dramatic turns. Unlike last season, where Arsenal’s title push collapsed late on, there’s a different level of maturity and steel in Arteta’s squad this time around.

So, can Arsenal go all the way? Or will Liverpool’s experience see them hold on at the top? Let’s hear your thoughts—Is this Arsenal’s year, or will history repeat itself?