Man City vs. Arsenal points tallies the last four seasons 22/23: Man City +5 23/24: Man City +2 24/25: Arsenal +3 25/26: Arsenal +7 Pep recognised the trend and ran.

I wish I could tell the version of me two weeks ago that nearly had a heart attack versus West Ham that we’d win the league by 7 points. He wouldn’t have believed me.

So Arsenal ‘worst Premier League Champions of all time’ with the lowest points tally since *checks notes* last season - Liverpool had one less point.

We lift the Premier League trophy tomorrow and either West Ham or Tottenham get relegated. What an incredible day it is going to be 🥰

Adam Wharton is a 79% pass success rate CM. He's high risk high reward and suits more counter-attacking style. I fully get why he's not going. But James Garner and Alex Scott should definitely be there ahead of Jordan Henderson.

So what team are we putting out Sunday? 😂 Kepa Salmon Mosquera Calafiori Hincapie Zubimendi Myles Noni Max Martinelli Gyokeres ?

Managed to get most of the comp onto Youtube The Arsenal 2025/26 Premier League Champions 'It's always darkest before the dawn' - the story of Arsenal's 2025-26 Premier League campaign which saw them end a 22 year wait for the title. Enjoy! www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF6c...

Confirmed, Mikel made it to the nightclub ✅

I am 31, I was 9 years old when Arsenal last won the title. I watch every single game, We have suffered so much, we deserve this. Those of my era have spent all their lives being teased about being nearly men. Tonight we changed the course of history. ♥️ to all Arsenal fans ♥️

BlueSky won't let me upload more than 100mb, if you want to see my full season upload it's over on my X profile 🙏https://x.com/football_pb/status/2056858764603482589?s=20

Guys, I have been smiling for 2 hours and I think I may continue to all night

Go give Bournemouth and Eli Junior Kroupi whatever they want.

When Brooks missed both those chances I thought they were gonna blow it and then Haaland scored. It had to end that way, right to the wire all season.

WE HAVE DONE IT !!!!

MUST. Kroupi is the next big striker, 13 PL goals as a teenager. Sublime.

Bournemouth look vulnerable defensively but equally look dangerous every time they break City's press. A second Bournemouth goal would be huge.

Palestra, Fernandes, Barcola, Kroupi, Monga - Would maybe not seem like a blockbuster window but if Alvarez isn't attainable it's what I'd do. It massively ages us down and we are retaining all our key players.

Raya Mosq Saliba Gabriel Calafiori Rice Myles Saka Eze Leo Gyokeres That’s the side with the balance, generated great football and pace of play against Fulham and West Ham (1H). Must be how we start vs Palace.

The Havertz selection and decision to play him for so long felt like a plan to get minutes in his leg for the CL final. He can do a big job off the bench but Gyokeres has to start the last two games now.

82pts I thought would do it back in January but Man City have been much better than expected last few months. But if they do drop points tomorrow 82 would be the magic number.

I do think us being away on Sunday may be a blessing in disguise. Fans were brilliant tonight but you can just feel the expectation in the air.

Myles and Gyokeres have to come back in for Sunday

Any chefs in the Bournemouth area?

I feel sick. Was shaking like a shitting dog for 90 mins for Burnley at home. Kroupi earn your Arsenal contract tomorrow 🙏

Bournemouth I am begging you. I cannot do this again on Sunday.

I’m not sure how it’s not a penalty on Saka. Burnley defender puts leg out doesn’t touch ball and stops Saka scoring a certain goal. Could say let’s hope it doesn’t matter but when the league could be decided by GD it could matter no matter the result tonight.

Quite remarkable how different this XI is in style to the infamous front three we all hated and persistence with a tired Zubimendi. Admittedly fitness is a big reason we've not seen this / something closer to it, sooner.

Arsenal XI to play Burnley

I think it will be Mosquera in for White as the only change tonight. There's temptation to bring Odegaard in for Myles & be more attacking, but I think he will keep that gear-change option off the bench. Lots of Odegaard's best moments have come from the bench this season.

I'm no video editing expert. But I made this to get us in the mood for the final week 🔴⚪️ Fall in love again and again 🎬

Caicedo claps assistant = letter of the law yellow card Semenyo kicks ball away with a minute left to delay the restart = no card Man City have different rules, on and off the pitch. Every single season. A stain on football.

Man City give up a lot of big openings in transition, through a mix of bad execution and 'clever' fouls from likes of Khusanov and Nunes, they get away with it.

I’ve got a feeling he will play Riccardo Calafiori at RB against Burnley. He’s done it in game before.

Man City not lost in the league for four months but we were told it’s the easiest year to ever win it.

Declan Rice (27) Martin Zubimendi (27) Matheus Fernandes (21) Myles Lewis-Skelly (19) Gimme, gimme, gimme.

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Another penalty City should have conceded and its just ignored, he's even booked the Palace player for diving. That's 3 in 5 days. And City go up the other end and score. That +1 turned to +3 because of a horror decision, 3rd in 5 days. Where is the media outrage?

If Bournemouth turn up and don't get denied clear penalties, they aren't losing to City.

If Palace dare try against us after serving up this absolute rubbish I will be raging. They aren't even running.

Of the circa 20 people I've spoken too about the 'incident' in real life, they all agree the right decision was reached, and two are West Ham fans. It's popular (and it pays) to be anti Arsenal online. Just a shame that some of the 'big names' have fallen into this bait style.

Weird that I’ve not seen any mainstream media or Arsenal haters like Schmeichel and Rio Ferdinand have a problem with 3 actual wrong decisions that went in Man City’s favour on Saturday 🤔

All this rule-change talk around set pieces is hilarious. Please do change the rule. Arsenal score lots of set pieces because of incredible delivery and players like Gabriel who can outleap everyone. A rule change would only help Arsenal by limiting what others can do to limit.

Spurs have Chelsea (a) & Everton (h). Chelsea are in terrible form but looked better at Liverpool, and traditionally, that's a very tough game for Spurs. Everton away are brilliant, and Spurs home are terrible. If West Ham win their last 2 they stay up. Stop crying, start playing well.

Right, West Ham, stop crying about the right decision and LOCK IN. Spurs are TERRIBLE, very lucky not to lose tonight.

Where on earth did the ref find 15 minutes to add on in that game?

This West Ham headloss for a decision that was 100% right might actually have me rooting for a Spurs win tonight. Imagine if they'd actually had a wrong decision go against them.

Just bought a signed David Raya glove. He is my hero.

William Saliba just sprinting towards the Arsenal fans when Leandro Trossard scores is gold!

Excellent breakdown from Darren Cann on MOTD - former Man City player Shay Given did his best to argue against it, but very clear and undeniable when a professional breaks it down 👏

Conceded 1 goal in the 5 games since Man City and that was the Julian Alvarez penalty. Our defence started the season in elite form, wobbled mid-season but they have come back to the very top at the right time.