English Premier League Match week 32 round up
Every weekend, we bring you a round up of all the drama and thrills from top and bottom of the premier league table.
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Arsenal shoot themselves in the foot and slip up in the title race
It has just become too much for the North London club hasn’t it?. They face a difficult run of games and seem to have run out of steam in the final hurdle.
This loss to Aston Villa will sting and it will be interesting to see how they respond as the chokers tag resurfaces.
They should have sealed the win in the first half on a different day but they squandered multiple chances. Villa made them pay, as it usually is in the premier league with two late goals conceded within minutes. Mikel Arteta and Rice remain confident in his team’s bouncebackability but with the difficult games ahead, it appears like a pour is coming.
Manchester City Leap above title rivals to lead log after Luton win
Manchester City showcased their enviable depth in a comprehensive 5-1 win over Luton Town. Multiple players contributed to the victory that saw him rest a few players with an eye for Madrid in mid-week.
Misfiring Erling Haaland got on the score sheet and delivered a performance that would stave of his critics for now.
The City juggernaut chugs on with a consecutive treble in view.
Another Liverpool slow start punished by Palace
Liverpool fans will want to forget this week quickly after suffering two home defeats in a row. Slow starts continue to haunt them, in another first half an hour performance described by Klopp as rubbish. Despite a strong second-half performance, they were unable to overturn the deficit, dealing a blow to their title hopes.
EPL match week 32 round up: view at the bottom
Nottingham Forest surrendered another lead to Wolves and handed more incentive to embattled Luton. Luton will take courage from this result as they look to bounce back from a routine defeat to City and push their promotion hopes.
Burnley delivered another characteristic performance that saw them undo all their good work versus Brighton. They look increasingly likely to be relegated the more the look like they could just nick safety. This time, an unfortunate own goal from Arijanet Muric cost them three vital points.
Well Sheffield, not much to say there is there? It’s just a matter of playing for pride at the moment. When the season ends, they will return to the championship where their performances this season has propelled them.
