Arsenal may consider the upcoming international break as a good opportunity to take stock and recharge the batteries ahead of one big final push towards a top-four finish, but there is also the train of thought that the break may come at the wrong time. A superb run of form has put the Gunners in a wonderful position to not only qualify for the Champions League for the 18th consecutive year under Arsene Wenger, but also mount a late challenge to overtake Manchester City who, despite currently sitting second, are starting to falter. The manner of their European exit at the hands of Monaco may spur Arsenal on to make amends in the Premier League, but Liverpool’s visit to the Emirates...
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