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November 08, 2025

Arsenal turn title race into long chase

Clashes between Manchester City and Liverpool have often been regarded as key battles in Premier League title races in recent seasons but tomorrow's encounter may merely point to which of the two clubs is best equipped to try to chase Arsenal.

By the time the weekend's big game kicks off at the Etihad Stadium Arsenal, who visit surprise package Sunderland today, could be 10 points clear of champions Liverpool and nine ahead of Pep Guardiola’s City.

That likely scenario would increase the pressure on City and Liverpool, who head into the last round of fixtures before another international stoppage second and third respectively.

While it is still early in the season, a beefed-up Arsenal squad looks well-equipped to protect top spot, having conceded only three goals in 10 league games and none in the last four.

City manager Guardiola and his Liverpool counterpart Arne Slot will be only too aware of the relentless efficiency Arsenal have displayed so far this season and will know that defeat tomorrow would leave them with a mountain to climb.

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