Manchester City eye premier league history as Arsenal dare to dream
Manchester City stands on the cusp of a historic fourth consecutive Premier League title, but Arsenal remains hopeful of a last-gasp slip from the leaders on Sunday.
City’s Dominant Run
Pep Guardiola’s team has been relentless, with an eight-game winning streak propelling them to the top of the table. A win against West Ham on Sunday will seal the title, cementing City’s status as one of the greatest teams in Premier League history.
Arsenal’s Slim Hopes
Arsenal, meanwhile, must beat Everton and hope City falters to end their 20-year title drought. Despite setting a club record with 27 Premier League wins this season, Mikel Arteta’s men face an uphill battle.
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Competitiveness of Premier League Questioned
City’s dominance has led to questions about the competitiveness of the Premier League. Guardiola has hit back, insisting it’s not boring, but difficult. “They spent as much money as us, they should be there,” he said, referencing Manchester United, Chelsea, and Arsenal’s spending levels.
Relegation Battle
At the bottom, Luton faces relegation if they fail to beat Fulham or if Nottingham Forest avoids defeat at Burnley.
Fixtures
Sunday (all 1500GMT):
– Arsenal v Everton
– Brentford v Newcastle
– Brighton v Manchester United
– Burnley v Nottingham Forest
– Chelsea v Bournemouth
– Crystal Palace v Aston Villa
– Liverpool v Wolves
– Luton v Fulham
– Manchester City v West Ham
– Sheffield United v Tottenham
Stay tuned for live updates and results!
