Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is not losing sleep over Manchester City and Manchester United making a fast start to the Premier League campaign and insists much football is still to be played.
Wenger's men have not lost since a 4-0 drubbing at Liverpool at the end of August and beat Brighton 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday afternoon to continue their good run.
But Arsenal's good form has not made a dent on Manchester City and Manchester United, who are at the top of the table with 19 points each; Arsenal have 13 points from seven games.
Wenger is not yet willing to worry about the pair pulling too far ahead though.
He said in his post-Brighton press conference: "It’s too early. It’s very early, seven games played and 31 to go.
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"Last year after six games Man City was top with 18 points, so let’s not go to pick conclusions.
"They played outstanding yesterday, but there’s a long way to go", Wenger added.
Manchester United thrashed Crystal Palace 4-0 on Saturday, while Manchester City visited champions Chelsea and came away with an impressive 1-0 win as they were comfortably better than the Blues.
Arsenal travel to Manchester City on 5th November.
