Arsenal told they have blown the title with Man City loss in unanimous verdict

It looked like this year would be different for Arsenal. That this would finally be the campaign that climaxed with them toasting a first Premier League title since 2004.They were so far ahead at one point that one bookmaker even paid out on them winning the league back in February. But just like in previous years, Pep Guardiola and Manchester City have reeled them back in - and they could even go top with their game in hand in midweek when they travel to a Burnley side who are already all but relegated.The momentum is now with City, who will strongly fancy their chances of clinching a sixth title in seven years. But as Declan Rice said post-match on Sunday, nothing is done yet and Arsenal do still have the time and games to rally and ward off the challenge from Guardiola and Co.Can they do it? We asked the Mirror Football team to predict the rest of the season to determine who will win the title next month...‌READ MORE: Arsene Wenger's true thoughts on Mikel Arteta's agony after Arsenal lose to Man CityREAD MORE: Wayne Rooney takes aim at Man City star for 'premature' celebrations vs ArsenalAndy DunnFor all the drama and emotion now swirling around the title race, there is a simple truth. Manchester City looks like a squad that is not going to slip up in ANY of its remaining six Premier League fixtures.And that means Arsenal will have to win all five of theirs and outscore Pep Guardiola’s side. Both of those scenarios are unlikely. In fact, it is by no means a given that they take maximum points from their home game against Newcastle United on Saturday.Aside from the significance of the win against Arsenal, the number of options available to Guardiola for that game was frightening. Just have a look back at the line-ups and check out City’s bench. It might change but the City manager does not have any serious injury worries and will be able to balance Premier League commitments with FA Cup commitments.Sure, games such as Everton away and Bournemo...