Arsenal have absolutely no chance of breaking into the top four, failing to beat Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester City and Liverpool in a SINGLE statistic

ARSENAL have absolutely no chance of breaking into the top four this season, thanks to one thing…

They fail to beat Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester City and Liverpool in a SINGLE stat, from win percentage to goals scored, according to Bonus Code Bets.

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Some of the most glaring shortfalls come in the shape of percentage of games won, with Arsenal on just 53.57 per cent.

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That’s almost 10 per cent behind the average and way behind Chelsea’s strike rate (76 per cent).

The Gunners have also lost a quarter of their games compared to Spurs on just 10 per cent and a top four mean of 14.5 per cent.

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Arsenal have conceded 1.29 goals a game compared to the top four average which is under one goal, with Spurs again the most miserly at 0.72 per match.

The shot-shy Gunners are averaging an attempt per game less than the average, with almost two less than Liverpool.

In terms of those which are on target, they again manage under one per match on average compared to their neighbours and the Reds.

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London rivals Chelsea and Spurs are miles clear of Arsene Wenger's side when it comes to clean sheets, with 13 each compared to just eight for Arsenal and a top four average of 10.25.

Discipline is another area to have cost the Gunners, receiving two red cards compared to an average of one.

They have also been offside on 71 occasions, higher than the average of 65 and miles clear of Chelsea, flagged just 55 times.

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They have also allowed opponents to shoot almost 11 times, significantly higher than the 8.45 shots afforded on average by the top four.

A look at the Gunners' top four odds over the course of the term also makes for bad reading.

It reveals their poor run of form has seen the chance of them finishing in the Champions League places slip from a high of almost 80 per cent, to the current all season low of 20 per cent, or 4/1 with Ladbrokes.