'I know they lost at Man City and dropped points against Liverpool but that can happen.'
Roy Keane has pinpointed the two matches that “stand out” as being crucial as Arsenal lost their way in the Premier League title race.blow away Arsenal 3-0If Manchester City beat Chelsea on Sunday then they will retain their Premier League title but they could win it even earlier if Arsenal lose to Nottingham Forest the day before.
“I think the bottom line is Arsenal don’t have the strength and depth of Manchester City. They have come up short. It’s as simple as that. The Arsenal boss said: “A week ago I was standing here feeling proud and today we have to apologise for the performance in the second half. It was not acceptable.
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