Arsene Wenger makes comment on Arsenal and Tottenham which proves just how deluded he really is

Tottenham Hotspur are now guaranteed to finish above Arsenal for the first time since 1995.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger spoke to reporters in the aftermath of his side's bitterly disappointing 2-0 defeat at Spurs yesterday, but refused to admit that this season has witnessed a shift in the balance of power in north London, as quoted in Monday's May 1st print edition of the Sun on page 50.
Arsenal's top four hopes were dealt a severe blow as they were swept aside by a Tottenham team who were far superior to Wenger's men in every department of the pitch.

Worryingly for Gunners fans, Mauricio Pochettino has built a formidable side during his three-year tenure as Spurs boss, on a relatively limited budget in comparison to the one available at the Emirates.
With the Lilywhites sitting 17 points and four places above Arsenal, they have proven just how far ahead they are of their bitter rivals this term, but rather than admit how far behind Pochettino's side his men are, Wenger chose to once again make excuses for the gulf in class between the two sides, as quoted by the Sun on page 50 of Monday's print edition:
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino
"In the final part of the season, the gap can often go one way or the other without really reflecting the difference between the teams."
Tottenham sit just four points adrift of league leaders Chelsea in the Premier League table, with four games still remaining, and if they continue in their current vein, they have every chance of overhauling Antonio Conte's men, and winning their first league title since 1961.