Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne is the fastest player to reach 100 assists in Premier League history. It took him 237 games to hit 100 Premier League assists.
The Belgian midfielder has established himself as a first-team starter since joining Manchester City and he is currently one of the most valuable players in the world. De Bruyne has continued to deliver impressive performances for City and it remains to be seen whether the midfielder will win an EPL title with the club this season.
Cesc Fabregas had to make 293 appearances in total to hit 100 Premier League assists. Fabregas is often considered one of the best midfielders of all time. He played for Chelsea and Arsenal during his playing career and performed well for both teams.
It took Ryan Giggs a total of 367 games to hit 100 Premier League assists. Giggs is one of the all-time greats to have played for Manchester United. He has dedicated his entire career to the club and holds the all-time record for most appearances for Manchester United, playing 963 games for the club between 1991 and 2014. Wayne Rooney hit 100 Premier League assists in 445 games while Frank Lampard registered his 100th Premier League assist in 559 games.
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Jamie Carragher believes Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale could have done more to save West Ham's equalizer in Sunday's 2-2 draw in east London.
Jarrod Bowen thwarted his attempt against Ramsdale to secure a point for the Hammers. This is a blow to Arsenal's hopes of winning the Premier League.
Ramsdale put on an impressive performance in a 2-2 draw against Liverpool last week and almost single-handedly earned a point for his side.
But he couldn't repeat those feats this time as Carragher shared his opinion on Bowen's goal while commenting.
"Gabriel (Magalhaes) didn't know Bowen was there," Carragher told Sky Sports. “The ball had more hope but Gabriel just let it go. The goalkeeper (Ramsdale) was great last week, he had to make a save.
Carragher has also warned Arsenal that they must beat Manchester City at the Etihad on April 26 to claim their first premier league title since 2004.
"You just think Arsenal would have to go to Manchester City and win it now if they want to win the title," he added.
Fellow pundits Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink shared their views on Arsenal's season after the game.
"This title race always starts at Anfield," Neville said. 'Look at the devices.
"But they'll break your arm if you're in that position at the start of the season. Arsenal finishing second will still be a great season.
Kien added:
'No chance. They have been at the top of the rankings for the whole season. It will be a terrible season. “They were eliminated from all cup competitions. 2-0 this week, 2-0 today. It was a big disappointment.
Hasselbaink, meanwhile, said:
"I think when you're at Man City and you're under pressure, they get the job done."
“They can continue the season to win. Arsenal have not yet marched to Newcastle. 'You are not allowed to lose points today. It will be more painful than losing to Man City. No matter how early the season is. To lose now would be a disaster.
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