“That’s the best news ever” –  An ESPN commentator discusses which team he believes this season to be the superior one… Either Arsenal or Tottenham

A pundit by the name of Janusz Michallik has revealed his opinion regarding which team, Tottenham Hotspur or Arsenal, possesses a superior group when all of their players are healthy and available.

Arsenal and Tottenham are now separated in the Premier League table by only one point at this very moment. When it came to the first few weeks of the campaign, the men under the direction of Ange Postecoglou were the ones who led the way by playing an exciting brand of football.

Nevertheless, Spurs were subsequently dealt a couple of serious injuries, with James Maddison and Micky van de Ven both being unable to play for the remainder of the year as a result of the dramatic loss to Chelsea that occurred in the beginning of November.

Janusz Michallik is of the opinion that Tottenham are currently superior to Arsenal.
At that point, Arsenal appeared to seize control. On Christmas Day, Mikel Arteta’s team maintained their position as the best in the league. However, the Gunners have already suffered their second consecutive defeat.

Arsenal has dropped to fourth place in the rankings, five points behind Liverpool and one point ahead of Spurs. Speaking on ESPN, Janusz Michallik expressed his belief that Postecoglou’s team actually have the better potential. He stated that he thinks this to be the case.

I have the impression that if they have every player available, they are superior then, for example, Arsenal. And they are. They are more robust. Better than they are. As he put it, “They have game-changers from every corner of the field.”

Whoever is the more entertaining team is without a doubt.
The viewpoint expressed by Michallik is likely to be met with vehement opposition by a number of Arsenal supporters, as is naturally expected. Over the course of the previous season, the Gunners came perilously close to claiming the Premier League championship. In addition, over the majority of this season, they have been in close proximity to the summit, but they have not been performing at their best.