Rival fans predict Arsenal will ‘BOTTLE’ the Premier League title race again as club announce latest PRIME partnership ahead of weekend clash against Aston Villa

Football fans have hilariously reacted to Arsenal‘s latest partnership with PRIME by claiming the Premier League leaders are going to ‘bottle’ the title race.

The Gunners have announced a new branded bottle with the popular hydration and energy drinks company owned by YouTubers KSI and Logan Paul ahead of their weekend clash against Aston Villa.

Unai Emery makes a trip back to his former stomping ground with a Villa side level on points with fourth-place Tottenham and ambitions to qualify for next season’s Champions League.

Arsenal already have an existing sponsorship with PRIME and revealed a new exclusive edition of the drink with Gunners artwork featured on the bottle.

Star defender William Saliba, Aaron Ramsdale and captain Martin Odegaard appeared alongside KSI in a photo sharing the news, with rival fans quick to mock the club ahead of the weekend.

The Gunners have announced a new branded bottle with the popular hydration and energy drinks company owned by YouTubers KSI and Logan Paul

Draw or a defeat for Arsenal would give both Man City and Liverpool the chance to climb above them in the table as just one point separates all three teams going for the title.

The Gunners previously fell behind City during last season’s run-in and any type of slip-up in the remaining seven Premier League games could see history repet itself for a second consecutive year.

Fans took to social media as they reacted to Arsenal’s latest sponsorship announcement, with one post on X stating: ‘Very brave with such a close title race creating an Arsenal bottle.’

Another hilariously added: ‘Great to see you thinking ahead to the end of the season. Lovely customisation on this year’s.’

Arsenal currently lead the Premier League but only have a one-point lead over Liverpool and Man City

Comments continued to flood in with another stating: ‘We all know they’re gonna bottle it.’

Others claimed this will be the ‘only trophy Arsenal win this season’ in a dig at the Gunners.

Despite the criticism, Arteta’s side look far more in control this season as they strive for success in England and in European competition.

Victory over Bayern Munich next week would see the Gunners qualify for the Champions League semi-finals with the aggregate level at 2-2 after a first-leg draw at the Emirates.