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Manchester City Keeps Pace with Arsenal in Premier League Title Race
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Manchester City Keeps Pace with Arsenal in Premier League Title Race
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Manchester City faced off against Crystal Palace needing all 3 points in order to keep their title hopes alive. Two quick first half goals from Antoine Semenyo and Omar Marmoush, followed by Savinho's late goal helped Pep Guardiola's side remain alive in the title race, putting the pressure back on Arsenal as they play Burnley at home next. Michael Lahoud and Stefano Fusaro recap the match and discuss who they believe will come out as champions of England!
00:00 Manchester City take down Crystal Palace with ease
01:23 Pep Guardiola speaks after the game
03:05 Manchester City stay alive in the title race
05:37 Phil Foden with a great performance
07:32 Is Semenyo City's best player in 2026?
09:15 Remaining games for Manchester City and Arsenal
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"Manchester City Keeps Pace with Arsenal in Premier League Title Race" is a soccer video from CBS Sports Golazo published on May 13, 2026. Runtime 9 minutes · 3,421 views. This clip features Omar Marmoush and Antoine Semenyo of the Crystal Palace and Manchester City. Pulled from premier league coverage. Topics: Champions League, Europa League, Soccer, UEFA, and UCL. Tap any name above to jump to Omar Marmoush's full profile and recent appearances. If you want to watch premier league live, the watch-cost calculator maps your zip to the cheapest legal stack.
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