Is Arsenal’s defence better equipped to deal with Didier Drogba this season?

No led by 53% on day one, but Yes seized the lead the very next day and held it for all 132 remaining days. A sharp second surge on day 16-17 pushed Yes from 52% to 59%, and the margin crept up to 60-61% by day 54, locking in for the rest of the poll's run.

Final score: 60.7% Yes to 39.3% No across 6,141 votes. Geography split cleanly — the US, UK, Malaysia, India, Ireland, Serbia, Poland and Bulgaria all leaned Yes, while Sweden and Denmark were lone Scandinavian holdouts for No.

• Day 2 flip · No's early 53% lead flipped to Yes and never returned.
• Day 16-17 surge · Yes jumped from 52% to 59% in just two days.
• Scandinavian holdouts · Sweden and Denmark leaned No while nearly every other country leaned Yes.
• Women more convinced · Female voters backed Yes at 65.5% vs 60.4% among men.