Arsenal legend Thierry Henry expresses worry about his former team's chances in upcoming match against Chelsea.

Thierry Henry, a former Arsenal player, recently shared his thoughts on the team's chances for the Premier League title. According to Henry, Arsenal's hopes for the title will diminish if they fail to defeat Chelsea in their upcoming match on Sunday. This comes after Arsenal's recent defeat in the Champions League against Inter, where they dominated possession but struggled to create clear-cut chances against a solid Inter defense.

Henry expressed concerns about Arsenal's performance away from home, stating that they have not been able to replicate their success on the road. He questioned whether Arsenal's possession-based style was due to their bravery or if Inter's tactics simply allowed them to have the ball. He also noted that Inter has employed a similar strategy against other top teams, but those teams were able to come back and secure a result. Therefore, it remains to be seen how Arsenal will fare against Chelsea this weekend.

When asked about Arsenal's chances of winning the Premier League, Henry stated that they are not currently in contention for the title due to their inconsistent results. He also pointed out their struggles away from home as a major concern. While they were able to get away with it for a while, their recent losses have highlighted this issue. And with a long way to go in the season, it will be difficult for them to catch up to the top teams.

Henry also addressed the question of whether a loss to Chelsea would effectively end Arsenal's title hopes. He believes it will be extremely challenging for Arsenal to catch up to the top teams if they suffer another defeat. With Liverpool and Manchester City currently leading the pack, Henry doubts that both teams will have a major collapse, making it even harder for Arsenal to make up ground.

In conclusion, Henry remains unsure of how Arsenal will perform in their upcoming matches, particularly away from home. He acknowledges that there is still a chance for them to turn things around, but it will be an uphill battle. As a former Arsenal player, Henry hopes to see them improve and compete for the title, but their recent performances have cast doubt on their ability to do so.

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