Arsenal's Premier League title hopes suffered a major blow this weekend with a shocking 2-1 home defeat to Bournemouth. The result at the Emirates has left pundits and fans alike questioning the team's nerve during the intense final stretch of the season.

The pressure of a title race is immense, and former Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood believes it's getting to Mikel Arteta's squad. Speaking on Sky Sports, Sherwood offered a stark assessment: "I think they are very nervous. They have frozen at this moment in time."

This perceived anxiety couldn't come at a worse time. With a monumental clash against reigning champions Manchester City looming, Arsenal's ability to regain their composure will be tested like never before. That match could very well define their entire campaign.

Every title-winning side needs resilience, and the Gunners now face the ultimate character test. The squad has the talent, but they must now show the mental fortitude to bounce back. In a race this tight, any further slip-ups could prove fatal to their championship dreams.