April has historically been a challenging month for Arsenal under manager Mikel Arteta, with the team consistently dropping crucial points in their pursuit of top-four finishes, titles, and Champions League qualification.

Let's take a closer look at Arsenal's April performances over the past four years:

2021: Dropped 8 points in the race for a top-six finish.
2022: Dropped 9 points in the battle for a top-four spot.
2023: Dropped 9 points in the title race.
2024: Dropped 3 points in the title race and failed to qualify for the Champions League.

These figures raise questions about Arteta's ability to navigate the team through the crucial stages of the season. Is it a pattern of not learning from past mistakes, or is it merely a series of unfortunate events coinciding with April Fools' month?

As Arsenal still has three more games to play this April, the upcoming fixtures against Wolves (away), Chelsea (home), and Tottenham (away) will be critical. Given the team's recent form, fans are understandably concerned about the potential for further dropped points.

The upcoming matches present an opportunity for Arsenal to salvage their season and restore some pride. Collecting all nine available points from these fixtures would not only boost morale but also provide a glimmer of hope for the future.

Enough is enough, as the saying goes. It's time for Arsenal to step up, show resilience, and capitalize on these remaining opportunities. The fans are rallying behind the team, urging them to seize these nine free points and finish the season on a high note.

April has been a month of missed opportunities and disappointments for Arsenal under Arteta's reign. The upcoming games will be a test of character and determination for the team.

Will they rise to the occasion and prove their critics wrong? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: Arsenal's performance this April will be closely watched by fans and pundits alike.