Former Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp doesn't believe today's clash between Arsenal and Manchester City will be decisive in the title race.
Redknapp wrote for The Sun: "At least with so many good players on show today, we'll get a proper match. And with no Kevin De Bruyne and Rodri (left) in City's side, Arsenal have a right chance.
"But City have so much depth you'd still never write them off, and if Erling Haaland gets the service, there is no better finisher. That's why I simply can't separate them.
"Both sides have so many potential match-winners and talking of heroes, Wolves were the unlikeliest of the season after beating City last week.
"Almost everyone had them down as no-hopers but they went after City, won 2-1 and have suddenly given the rest of the Premier League hope.
"City didn't just lose the game but also that air of invincibility. Now everyone else is thinking: 'Hang on, if they can do that then why can't we?'
"If I managed a bottom-half team against them, I'd be hanging one up in the box and saying: 'Get in there and support the centre-forward'.
"Yes, I know there will be loads rolling their eyes and calling me a dinosaur, but there are plenty of ways to win a football match.
"You can imagine Wimbledon hammering on their dressing-room door before kick-off, yelling: 'Get out here you cowards!' I've seen that happen more than once.
"Vinnie Jones would be shouting: 'Look at him, Fash, he's s**tting himself'. Half the time he'd be right as well!
"It doesn't mean you'd play that way every week and I'm not saying Wolves did. But it would certainly give you every chance.
"Clearly, we'll see none of that at the Emirates and nothing will be decided today.
"If Arsenal get something it'll be massive psychologically but there's no way City are going to run away with it this year."