\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/picture> LONDON – Premier League leaders Arsenal face a title test from London rivals Chelsea on Sunday.<\/p>\n Manchester City can keep the pressure on Arsenal with a win at Leeds, while troubled Tottenham cannot afford another damaging defeat.<\/p>\n AFP Sport looks at three talking points ahead of this weekend’s action:<\/p>\n Players meeting sparked Arsenal revival<\/strong><\/p>\n Arsenal revitalised their flagging title bid thanks to a meeting between the players prior to their vital 4-1 win at Tottenham on Sunday.<\/p>\n Viktor Gyokeres and Eberechi Eze both scored twice in a north London derby rout that came just four days after Arsenal were stunned by a 2-2 draw at bottom of the table Wolves.<\/p>\n The dropped points at Molineux led to questions about Arsenal’s ability to cope with the title tension and Mikel Arteta’s squad responded by thrashing out their issues in crunch talks.<\/p>\n Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice said the players spoke to each other in a “firm” way, leading to a cathartic victory at Tottenham that reestablished an five-point lead over second-placed Manchester City.<\/p>\n “It’s important sometimes just to say what you feel and to let it all out in the group,” Gyokeres said ahead of Chelsea’s visit to the Emirates Stadium.<\/p>\n “Most of us spoke. Everyone can recognise how different people feel in the moment and you get a better understanding of the feeling.<\/p>\n “If you’re not honest, I think it’s hard to improve. It was a good chat and now we’re going to prepare for a big game against Chelsea.”<\/p>\n Defiant Man City vow to keep fighting<\/strong><\/p>\n Pep Guardiola has warned Arsenal that Manchester City will “never give up” as they chase the seventh Premier League title of his glittering reign.<\/p>\n Guardiola’s side won 2-1 against Newcastle at the Etihad Stadium last weekend to keep the destiny of the title in their hands.<\/p>\n Although Arsenal are five points ahead, City have a game in hand and host the Gunners in April.<\/p>\n If City win their last 11 matches they guaranteed to win the title no matter what Arsenal do in their remaining 10 games.<\/p>\n “When I was at Spurs and we drew 2-2 someone said why don’t we drop the Premier League and focus on the cups. I said, ‘No, why? Let’s go, let’s try’,” Guardiola said before City’s trip to Leeds on Saturday.<\/p>\n “Many things are going to happen. Never give up. Ten or 11 games is a lot of games in the Premier League.”<\/p>\n Tudor adamant Spurs can survive<\/strong><\/p>\n Facing the grim prospect of crashing into the second tier for the first time since 1977-78, Tottenham desperately need to slow their plunge towards the Championship by winning at Fulham on Sunday.<\/p>\n Igor Tudor’s first game as interim boss ended in a chastening 4-1 defeat against arch-rivals Arsenal, leaving Tottenham perilously poised just four points above the relegation zone.<\/p>\n Tottenham have 11 games to save themselves from humiliation, but Tudor is hampered by a lengthy injury list and a confidence crisis triggered by the team’s nine-match winless run.<\/p>\n “Of course there is enough time (to survive),” Tudor said.<\/p>\n “Stay humble, that is the key for each of us. Try to become what I said before: a hard-working team. That is the only goal we have now in this moment.”<\/p>\n Fixtures<\/strong><\/p>\n Friday<\/p>\n Wolves v Aston Villa (2000 GMT)<\/p>\n Saturday (1500 GMT unless stated)<\/p>\n Bournemouth v Sunderland (1230), Burnley v Brentford, Liverpool v West Ham, Newcastle v Everton, Leeds v Man City (1730)<\/p>\n Sunday (1400 GMT unless stated)<\/p>\n Brighton v Nottingham Forest, Fulham v Tottenham, Manchester United v Crystal Palace, Arsenal v Chelsea (1630)<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n