Ben White Reveals How Arsenal's Premier League Title Race Feels Different This Season With Three Teams Involved

Premier League Title Race: Ahead of a crucial, Arsenal vs Manchester United match at the Old Trafford on Sunday (May 12), Gunners' Ben White and David Raya were in a conversation with Niv Dovrat.

Ben White On Premier League Title Race: The Arsenal defender talked about how this season feels different from the previous one. ( Image Source :Getty )

It is a three-way Premier League title race this season as England's top-tier football league nears its end. Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool can all go on to clinch the title at this stage with each of the three teams having played 36 matches each. At this stage while City seem to be leading the race with 85 points, Arsenal are placed second with 83 points. Liverpool, although, in the race, are a bit behind with 78 points.

Ahead of a crucial, Arsenal vs Manchester United match at the Old Trafford on Sunday (May 12), Gunners' Ben White and David Raya were in a conversation with Niv Dovrat. When the Arsnal goalie was asked about how the title race feels different this season compared to the last season, when it was a two-way race with Manchester City he said that it doesn't really matter what other teams are doing.

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"I think that it doesn’t really matters what other teams do, we focus on ourselves, try to win every game and see where it takes us," White said.

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Manwhile, Raya talked about the experience of playing in lower leagues which has helped them compete in Premier League, something which White also echoed.

"I think it was needed, especially with the week that we had and with our lost against Villa and the defeat in the Champions League- we needed that. I think we showed a lot of character, a lot of resiliency, to go there to a difficult ground against a really good team. The way we played, the maturity we showed, it was a good win and we look forward to the next five games," Raya said.

"For me, it’s the same. It’s intense, it’s ‘men versus men’, you are playing against players that are very physical," the defender said.

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