Michail Antonio admits it would be in West Ham's interest to help Arsenal win their Premier League title charge.
The Hammers take on Man City on the final day of the season and could have a major say in where the coveted trophy is lifted.
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The Gunners are locked in a duel with Pep Guardiola's side for the crown and hold a one-point advantage, albeit having a played a game more than last season's treble-winners.
Mikel Arteta's Arsenal side host Bournemouth in their next match before facing Manchester United and Everton.
Meanwhile, Man City face Wolves this weekend, before trips to Fulham and Tottenham.
Their final game of the season is against West Ham at the Etihad Stadium, a match that could have something on the line for both sides.
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While City are going for a sixth Premier League title in seven seasons, West Ham are vying for a spot in Europe.
And Antonio suggests Man City could come unstuck, given what's on the line for the Hammers... even if it would see their London rivals - and former captain Declan Rice - be crowned champions.
Speaking on the Footballer’s Football Podcast, Antonio said: "I wouldn’t call them [Arsenal] bottlejobs if they lose this title, I wouldn’t.
"If it goes down to the last day, I reckon Arsenal wins it.
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"Last game of the season, we have something to play for as well, we’re trying to get into Europe, Man City away."
However, the result from when the team played earlier in the season will not do anything to boost the Hammers' hopes of upsetting City's part.
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West Ham lost 3-1 to Guardiola's side at the London Stadium with the team last met in September.
The Hammers currently sit eighth in the league table as they chase down a European spot, having lifted the Europa Conference League title last season.