6 Matches That Could Decide Fate of Arsenal’s Premier League Title Bid After Comeback Win Over Bournemouth

• Arsenal are scheduled to play some big matches in the coming weeks in their bid to win the Premier League
• The Gunners remaining fixtures include four London derbies against Chelsea, West Ham, and Crystal Palace
• The north Londoners are currently topping the charts and have a five-point advantage over second-placed Man City

Arsenal look set to end their almost two-decade wait for a Premier League title this season.

The Gunners have been in flawless form this term, winning 20 of their last 26 top-flight matches.

Mikel Arteta's men are currently topping the charts with 63 points and have five-point advantage over their closest challengers for the title, Manchester City.

The north Londoners looked on course to drop points on Saturday when they played Bournemouth but were able to stage a thrilling comeback to down the Cherries at the Emirates Stadium.

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According to Sky Sports, Arsenal came from two goals down to see off Bournemouth, who had taken a 2-0 courtesy of goals from Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi.

However, Arteta's charges were able to stage a comeback to secure the three points, with Reiss Nelson coming off the bench to inspire the fightback.

With just 12 matches left to end the season, Arsenal will be desperate to pick maximum points from each of them to increase their chances of winning the Premier League title.

Sports Brief takes a look at six fixtures that could decide the fate of Arsenal's Premier League title bid:

Fulham vs Arsenal

This fixture is expected to be a tough one for two reason - one it will be a derby and two Fulham are enjoying a fine run of form.

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The Cottagers are currently placed seventh on the log with 39 points and are keen to secure a European football spot.

The match will be played on Sunday, March 19, after Arsenal's Europa League clash against Sporting Lisbon.

Arsenal vs Crystal Palace

The fixture is one of the three London derbies Arsenal are scheduled to play in the coming days.

The Gunners beat Crystal Palace 2-0 in the reverse tie played back in August at Selhurst Park.

Liverpool vs Arsenal

The two English giants will face off on April 9 at Anfield.

While Liverpool have endured a frustrating season, they are expected to challenge for a top four finish on the minimum.

The Reds have picked up themselves in recent weeks and find themselves in a better position to secure a Champions League spot.

A win over Arsenal would be critical for them in this bid.

West Ham United vs Arsenal

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West Ham are currently dangling on the relegation zone after an unconvincing season under David Moyes.

Moyes' immediate assignment is to maintain the Hammers' Premier League status.

Man City vs Arsenal

This fixture is basically the elephant in the room.

Like the previous one played at the Emirates, this one is expected to have an even bigger bearing on how the the title race will pan out.

The tie will be played on April 26 at Etihad Stadium.

Arsenal vs Chelsea

Finally, on this list is yet another London derby for Arsenal.

While Chelsea have had their fair share of challenges this season, stopping their arch-rivals from winning the EPL must be top on their to-do list.

The two London rivals will lock horns on April 29, three days after Arsenal's trip to Etihad.

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The Gunners looked on course to drop points at home against the Cherries in a result that could have dealt their Premier League title bid a massive blow.

The league leaders found themselves trailing the visitors shortly after the kick off following Philip Billing's early opener.