Arsenal missed an opportunity to go ten points clear at the top ahead of Manchester City. As the defending champions in the Premier League after 0-0 draw against Newcastle United in the tough fixture yesterday at Emirates Stadium.
And that's what made former Manchester United defender the England international Gary Neville to air his views on the club performance and chances of winning the Premier League title in this season as per Daily Mail report.
The latter said, "They are in a position where they can win the league here. So when are they going to be in this position again. Can the board and owners find those two players that will turn that from one into three points?" Concluded sky sports pundit as of yesterday. 
Arsenal have 44 points after 17 matches while second in the table Manchester City have 36 points from 16 fixtures. The red side of London will play Pep side in two fixtures home and away before the end of the Premier League campaign. 
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