Arsenal reclaimed the top spot in the Premier League and Bukayo Saka insists the team isn't paying too much attention to Manchester City's pursuit. Following their 1-0 victory against Everton, the Gunners are focused on maintaining their own performance rather than getting caught up in the emotions of the title race.

Manchester City's win against West Ham had briefly knocked Arsenal off their perch, but Viktor Gyokeres' first-half penalty secured the win against Everton, putting Arsenal back at the top. Arsenal now have a two-point lead over City heading into Christmas.

Saka told Sky Sports that the team is focused on their job and not watching City too closely. He stated that Arsenal is taking the emotion out of the title race, and they know that if they win every week, they will stay at the top of the table.

The match against Everton proved to be a tough challenge, and Saka acknowledged the importance of securing a hard-fought win. He noted that Everton's good structure, intensity, and passion made it difficult for Arsenal. Despite the challenges, Arsenal created chances and could have secured a more comfortable lead.

Reflecting on the team's performance, Saka highlighted the need to dominate the tempo of the game and capitalize on opportunities. He emphasized that Arsenal is in control of their destiny and that their focus is on winning each week to maintain their position at the top of the table.

Looking ahead, Saka sees the challenge of competing with Manchester City as a "beautiful challenge". He acknowledges that City has been a top team for the past five years, consistently challenging for titles. Saka believes that the experience and pain from last year has brought the team closer and made them hungry to go one step further, not just this year but also in the years to come.