Arsenal's path to the Premier League title runs through seven more fixtures. Starting with Bournemouth at home on Saturday 11 April, here is the game-by-game assessment. GW30 — Bournemouth (H): Winnable. Arsenal should take three points. GW31 — Southampton in FA Cup: parallel cup commitment, but the PL focus continues. GW32 — Away fixture: a test, but Arsenal have been excellent away this season. GW33 — Home match: another opportunity to build the margin. GW34 — Mid-run away: the most difficult stretch of the run-in. GW35-36 — Final home games: if Arsenal are still standing at this point, the ground finishes the job. The arithmetic: Arsenal need approximately 11 points from seven games. That is four wins and one draw minimum. Given their form, quality, and the specific fixtures, that is well within reach. The risk scenario: Arsenal draw two early games and City win theirs. The margin closes. Pressure builds. The final few games become nerve-wracking. The realistic scenario: Arsenal win five of seven, draw one, lose one. They lift the trophy with a game to spare. Bournemouth on Saturday is step one. 📅 Sat 11 Apr, 03:30 UTC | Emirates Stadium 🏆 GW30 | Seven Games to History