46 h. ago Thomas Partey injury worry for Arsenal as title hopes hit hard by Brentford draw

Partey scored for the Gunners but had to be withdrawn with 20 minutes remaining.

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47 h. ago Arsenal’s title hopes take another hit as Brentford come from behind to draw

Arsenal 1-1 Brentford: Thomas Partey opened the scoring for Arsenal but the visitors responded through Yoane Wissa

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8 d. ago Date Liverpool can win title with Fulham defeat handing Arsenal glimmer of hope

Liverpool saw their procession to the Premier League title hit a speedbump with Sunday’s shock defeat to Fulham but it still appears a matter of time before the Reds claim the title

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9 d. ago Ndiaye on the spot as Everton put further dent in slim Arsenal title hopes

Liverpool do not require favours to secure the Premier League title but their neighbours gave them one anyway. Everton denied Arsenal the victory they needed to maintain extremely thin hopes of challenging the league leaders courtesy of Iliman Ndiaye’s penalty.Leandro Trossard put Mikel Arteta’s visitors on course for a win their overall display just about deserved but a soft second-half spot-kick, awarded for a fall by Myles Lewis-Skelly into Jack Harrison, enabled Everton to secure a fifth draw in six Premier League matches. The upshot is that Arne Slot’s side need only 11 points from their final eight games to seal Liverpool’s 20th league championship. Arsenal can have no complaints over the destiny of this season’s title. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Ndiaye on the spot as Everton put dent in Arsenal’s slim title hopes

Liverpool need no favours to win the Premier League, but the neighbours did them one anyway. Everton denied Arsenal victory courtesy of a controversial penalty, effectively ending their forlorn pursuit of the leaders in the process. Mikel Arteta did not rage against the dying of the light on his return to Goodison Park. The game is up and he knows it.Arsenal took the lead through Leandro Trossard’s fine first-half finish, dominated possession and edged the chances, but never performed with the conviction or quality of serious title contenders. They paid the price when Myles Lewis-Skelly was adjudged to have fouled Jack Harrison inside the area, presenting Iliman Ndiaye with the penalty that earned Everton a fifth draw in six games. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Premier League issue verdict as VAR penalty decision against Arsenal 'ends title hopes'

The Premier League issued a verdict on the controversial penalty awarded against Arsenal when Myles Lewis-Skelly fouled Everton's Jack Harrison, as a 1-1 draw took Liverpool even closer to the title

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