The Premier League title race has become clearer after Manchester City's big win over Brighton, and while the competition is still hot, Pep Guardiola's side are getting closer to defending their title.
Arsenal currently sit top of the table with 77 points, with four opponents remaining: Tottenham Hotspur, Bournemouth at home, Manchester United away and Everton at home. Both BIG6 teams are in the throes for European qualification, with the north London derby being a must-see, while Everton are under relegation pressure and have just upset Liverpool at home in a tough battle for Mikel Arteta's side.
Manchester City are currently in second place with a game in hand, with 76 points and one point. They will then face Nottingham Forest away, Wolves at home, Fulham away, Tottenham Hotspur away and West Ham United at home. Overall, only Tottenham and West Ham United are the two opponents who are relatively difficult. With no Champions League pressure on them, the Blue Moon will go all out to win the league title. As long as they keep winning all of their remaining matches, it will only be a matter of time before they win the title.
Liverpool are currently third in the league with 74 points, three points behind the top of the table. Jurgen Klopp's side will then face West Ham United, Tottenham Hotspur at home, Villa away and Wolves at home. The Reds, who were the first to fall behind on the road to the championship, are currently in a grim situation, and if they want to win the championship, they must hope that the Gunners Blue Moon will all overturn. But with their current competitive form, the remaining four opponents have no bottom to play.
Interestingly, Tottenham Hotspur are among the remaining opponents in the last three, and Arsenal will be the first opponent in the final three this weekend. Can White Lily, who is in dire need of points and competing for a Champions League spot, become a title judge?
Manchester City are currently the favourites to win the title, with a 71.1% chance of winning the title, followed by Arsenal with a 27.3% probability and Liverpool with just 1.6%.