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Manchester United: Leny Yoro provides new insight into Marcus Rashford’s exit and shares what Ruben Amorim told the squad during training
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“We were defeated by an offside!” – Van Nistelrooy expresses anger over controversial FA Cup loss
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Leny Yoro discusses how demanding Ruben Amorim is with Manchester United players
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BREAKING NEWS: Live from Old Trafford, it’s happening now United announces two signings before transfer deadline
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Chelsea hit by devastating setback as key player suffers significant injury in training ahead of Brighton match, following a solid 8/10 performance against West Ham
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Real Madrid – Atlético: Predicted line-ups for the derby
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Manchester United: Leny Yoro provides new insight into Marcus Rashford’s exit and shares what Ruben Amorim told the squad during training
11 hours ago
“We were defeated by an offside!” – Van Nistelrooy expresses anger over controversial FA Cup loss
11 hours ago
Leny Yoro discusses how demanding Ruben Amorim is with Manchester United players
11 hours ago
BREAKING NEWS: Live from Old Trafford, it’s happening now United announces two signings before transfer deadline
12 hours ago
Chelsea hit by devastating setback as key player suffers significant injury in training ahead of Brighton match, following a solid 8/10 performance against West Ham
13 hours ago
Real Madrid – Atlético: Predicted line-ups for the derby
13 hours ago
**Arsenal**
Bukayo Saka and Ben White return to training ahead of the Newcastle match in the Carabao Cup semi-final.
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Arsenal claimed an impressive 5-1 victory over Manchester City on Sunday afternoon, sending a strong message to Premier League leaders Liverpool. This dominant win highlighted that the Gunners are still serious title contenders.
It was a crucial statement victory for Mikel Arteta’s squad, who have been working hard to prove their title ambitions. This outcome almost eliminated Manchester City’s slim hopes of reentering the title race. However, despite the win, Arsenal faces a challenging road ahead in their pursuit of the Premier League title.
Sunday’s performance was one of the most outstanding of Arteta’s tenure as manager, showing the team’s ability to go on a winning streak, similar to their form after a 3-1 victory over Liverpool at the same stage last season.
Nevertheless, the gap at the top remains large, with Liverpool enjoying a solid lead. Opta’s supercomputer confirms this, indicating that Arsenal’s chances of winning the title are slim despite their impressive win.
Opta suggests Liverpool remains the strong favorite to win the Premier League. After their 2-0 triumph over Bournemouth, Liverpool has navigated three tough away fixtures this season without a loss.
The supercomputer gives Liverpool a 90.74% chance of winning the title, projecting they will finish the season with 88.4 points. In contrast, Arsenal is expected to end with 79.82 points, giving them only a 9.18% chance of lifting the trophy.
Apart from Arsenal and Liverpool, only three other teams—Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, and Chelsea—are seen as having any chance to win the league, though their odds are very low. Manchester City, on course for their lowest-ever points total under Guardiola, is still expected to finish in the top four, along with surprise contenders Nottingham Forest.
Meanwhile, Chelsea’s hopes of Champions League qualification depend on improving their coefficient ranking, with a predicted fifth-place finish.
Other mid-table teams are expected to remain stable. Both Manchester United and Tottenham are set to have historically poor seasons, with United projected to end with just 47.65 points—their lowest-ever Premier League total—while Spurs are likely to marginally surpass their 46-point total from the 2007/08 season. West Ham, under Graham Potter, are expected to struggle, finishing 15th.
At the bottom, Wolves boosted their survival chances with a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa, lowering their relegation odds to 18.41%. Ipswich, despite a 2-1 loss to Southampton, now has better chances of staying up than Leicester City, who are expected to finish 18th with just a 10.9% survival probability.
