So, Wednesday's draw at rock-bottom Wolves and suddenly the same questions over Arsenal's mentality and "bottle" are being asked again.
The Gunners have won just two of their past seven Premier League games and have seen their lead reduced to five points, with Manchester City having a game in hand and the prospect of a meeting between the two sides as Etihad Stadium in April after they face each other in March's Carabao Cup final.
While there is still a lead, Arsenal's tally of 58 points is the fewest any Premier League leaders have had after 27 games since Leicester City in 2015–16 (56).
So how is City's title bid shaping up?
Well, Pep Guardiola's side have themselves won just three of their past eight league games, but those have come in their past four games. Two wins from two while Arsenal have drawn twice means gaining significant ground on the Gunners.
Despite recent inconsistency, Mikel Arteta's side remain heavy favourites with Opta's Supercomputer.
Only 12 days ago, Arsenal's chance of winning the league was at 93.38% after they beat Sunderland 3-0 and moved a commanding nine points clear of City before their game against Liverpool the next day.
After back-to-back wins for City and consecutive draws for Arsenal, the likelihood that the Gunners do get over the line has dropped to 79.69% - still comfortably dwarfing City's 17.26%.
So, with 11 games to play, and in the familiar position of breathing down the leaders' neck, we want to know how you feel with the current state of play.
Confident? Nervous? And how does your team make sure they get over the line?
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