Arsenal’s lead at the top of the table stands at seven points following their win over Brighton and Manchester City’s dismal draw to Nottingham Forest in midweek.
Bukayo Saka's early goal delivered the Gunners another crucial three points in what was a narrow but much needed 1-0 victory for Mikel Arteta’s side.
Despite leading the way with a seven point margin, Evra spoke to Stake about how he believes the North London side may collapse again.
“People think I hate Arsenal, but I just love banter. When I was playing, Arsenal was always an easy team to play against, but times have changed. Man City's draw against Nottingham Forest is a big boost, and even if Brighton had lots of chances, Arsenal won.
“This is a sign of a Premier League winner. I've been there five times. Some away wins can be very ugly. It was a good chance for Man City to keep the gap close, I don't think it's over but that win against Brighton was big for Arsenal.
“I want Arsenal to win the league, I just hope they don't bottle it again. People like the joke I made about calling them Netflix, we always have to wait for next season. Come on Arsenal, you can do it this year, but I wouldn't be surprised if they bottle it again.”
Arsenal and Man City face off in a huge Premier League clash next month in what could a major title decider. For now, Arsenal focus on their FA Cup clash with Mansfield Town while City face Newcastle United.
An unprecedented quadruple is still achievable for the two teams as they chase down every trophy possible this season.