Nine years of linger – Will Arsenal conquere Premier league this season?

The North London club currently reside in top spot but lost their league outing against reigning champions Manchester United and faces Cardiff City on Saturday. On Wednesday the Gunners secured a vital 2-0 Champions League victory at Marseilles.

Arsenal’s form structure throughout the last six months is confirmation they can close their hold up for silverware, whether manager Arsene Wenger brings in reinforcements in January or not.
With his enhancing side in fine form, incorporating a club-record flee of 10 successive away triumphs in all competitions, Arsene Wenger has admitted that he believes Arsenal can at long last close their run of nine years without winning the Premier League this season.

"I believe we have a chance to win the title," said Wenger."My energy is focused on making sure we grab that chance."

Wenger’s comments came after forward Theo Walcott claimed the north London side could challenge for the title this season. The club last finished top of the division in 2003/04, in the unbeaten "Invicibles" season.

With Arsenal bidding to win their first league title since 2004, there are three key indicates which believes to make Arsene Wenger’s young militia the real deal.

- Understanding and togetherness

Unlike the likes of Manchester City, Manchester United, Spurs and Chelsea, Arsenal are working without either an increase of new players or the plans of a new coach, and as we know, a good team will dependably thrive over exceptional people.

All areas of Arsenal’s team look assured and comfortable within their roles, and key relationships are beginning to develop.

Arsenal stay away from key damages at essential times of the season (something needed for any side that inevitably wins the league), it may be these established relationships that give them the edge over their rivals in the race to the finish line.

- They are on the top of the table.

Excellent triumphs over Fulham, Tottenham, Sunderland, Stoke, Liverpool, and Southampton have provided Arsenal with the perfect tonic to the shocking opening day defeat to Aston Villa, and despite the fact that there are harder tests ahead; the Gunners have dropped focuses agaioonst far lesser opponents in previous fruitless seasons. Provided that your desire are to win the Premier League, there’s no better place to be than sitting right at the top of it.

- Midfield depth

Easily Arsenal’s biggest strength. Arsenal have the talent needed to dominate teams in possession. Many a league trophy has been won and lost by the quality of the midfield engine room, and this season Arsenal have quality in depth to rival most teams in the world.

Mesut Ozil, Santi Cazorla, Jack Wilshere, Theo Walcott, Lukas Podolski, Mikel Arteta, Mathieu Flamini, Tomas Rosicky, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and the restored Aaron Ramsey will all be contending and turning over five positions all around the season, keeping in mind the shots of each of the ten senior stars being accessible in the meantime are thin, Arsenal still have brilliant prospects like Serge Gnabry, Ryo Miyaichi and even Abou Diaby to call upon when vital.