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Who WINS the English Premier League? | Arsenal x Manchester City BREAKDOWN
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Who WINS the English Premier League? | Arsenal x Manchester City BREAKDOWN
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The English Premier League is coming down to it's final matches, as Mikel Arteta's Arsenal squad sits 2 points ahead of Manchester City & Pep Guardiola, holding control of their own destiny in the EPL. However, should Arsenal stumble in either of their matches vs. Burnley or Crystal Palace, it would open the door wide open for City to snatch the crown (and the potential Double) from their grasp. Join Claudia Pagan, Nico Cantor, Michael Lahoud & Aaron West as they break down the title race, previewing who they think will be the squad to away with the title.
0:00 Is the race OVER?
0:32 Will Arsenal drop points?
2:40 Arsenal control their destiny
3:48 Arsenal's STRESSFUL season
4:23 Closest EPL Title Races
4:56 Is this season MEMORABLE?
6:22 Remembering 2025/2026
9:07 Final Thoughts
9:37 Watch More!
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