Is it advantage Arsenal in dramatic title race?

Is it advantage Arsenal in dramatic title race?To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Arsenal beat Fulham to move six points clear of Manchester CityByJoe RindlBBC Sport journalistPublished2 minutes agoCommentsByAndy CryerBBC Sport Senior JournalistWe're in the middle of one of the Premier League's most dramatic and tightest title races, but did it swing back in leaders Arsenal's favour on Saturday?The Gunners went six points clear of Manchester City with a 3-0 win over Fulham - and have just three league games left this season.Pep Guardiola's second-placed side have five, having played two games fewer, but know there is very little room for error in the fight to be champions.Five-time Premier League winner Wayne Rooney believes Arsenal are now the definitive favourites to end their 22-year title wait, while former City keeper Joe Hart expects his old club to be triumphant.Defeats by Bournemouth and City, coupled with a victory for Guardiola's men at Burnley, had knocked the Gunners off top spot two weeks ago for the first time in 209 days.But Arsenal have since beaten Newcastle and Fulham - either side of their Champions League semi-final first-leg draw at Atletico Madrid.They have survived a ridicule-filled fortnight which included a fan going viral for drinking from a water bottle labelled 'Arsenal tears' and City striker Erling Haaland calling the Gunners boring on Snapchat.And Opta now gives them 79.7% chance of being champions for the first time since 2004.Image source, Getty Images/BBC SportArsenal power past Fulham to move six points clearHas much-maligned Gyokeres proved his critics wrong?Published1 hour ago'Hungry' Arsenal have favourable run-inArsenal manager Mikel Arteta said they "showed the kind of team we are" in their comfortable win against Fulham.The title could also be settled on goal difference, or even goals scored.So Arte...