Arsenal fans, this season has been a rollercoaster ride! Who would have thought that in the final round of the Premier League, Arsenal would have a chance to counterattack Manchester City and win the Premier League title? You know, this is an honor that has not been seen in 20 years. It's like a big reversal in the last level of the game, and the boss is directly knocked out, which is really exciting.
Imagine this scenario: Arsenal at home against Everton, who have lost their interest in fighting. Everton, who secured relegation early on, have now entered 'holiday mode' and their recent performances can be described as 'loss of fighting spirit'. 6-0 by Chelsea and 1-1 draw by Luton Town was a dish. The Arsenal fans were already celebrating, as victory was almost a certainty.
In the past few meetings, Arsenal have beaten Everton. Remember the last time at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal beat Everton 4-0? Bukayo Saka, Roberto Martinelli and Odegaard combined for a goalscoring extravaganza. This time, as long as Arsenal win the game, the points will reach 89 points, and there is no need to worry about goal difference. The outcome of the match was almost predetermined, and the fans just had to sit back and wait for a miracle to happen.
The focus now is on Manchester City. They will face West Ham United, with David Moyes in charge of 10 years in the bid for the farewell. For West Ham, it was the big game. More interestingly, West Ham's Declan Rice is likely to do everything in their power to keep Manchester City at bay in this game. It is said that Rice also invited the whole team to a big dinner, just to boost morale. This kind of "assist" between sworn enemies is really dumbfounded, like a Hollywood blockbuster.
Back to Arsenal, this season has been really unexpected. With a record of 15 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss, the only draw was a 0-0 draw away from Manchester City. The only defeat was a 2-0 defeat at home to Villa, but that game was a surprise. If Arsenal had won that game, they would have been firmly in the title by now. But in football, there are always accidents, otherwise there are so many wonderful stories.
Arsenal fans are certainly in mixed moods right now, with both anticipation and nervousness. After all, there's no 100 per cent guarantee that Manchester City will roll over, but this kind of miracle moment is the most fascinating part of football. Like a suspense blockbuster, the ending is always unexpected.
Do you think Arsenal can pull off this miracle? Leave a comment to tell us what you think, or rather one of your most memorable Arsenal games. Regardless of the result, this season has already brought us so many surprises and memories. Looking forward to the final race, let's witness the magic moment together!