Manchester City, led by Pep Guardiola, stands on the cusp of history as they prepare for the final day of the Premier League season. With a two-point lead over Arsenal, City's destiny lies in their own hands. A win against West Ham at home will secure an unprecedented fourth consecutive English title.
Arsenal, despite their impressive form, face an uphill battle. They must defeat Everton at the Emirates Stadium and hope for a City slip-up to end their 20-year title drought. However, Guardiola remains focused on his team's performance, dismissing any expectations of Everton's assistance.
City's relentless form in the run-in has been a testament to their dominance. They have dropped only six points since mid-December, showcasing their unwavering determination. Guardiola has defended the competitiveness of the Premier League, despite suggestions of boredom due to City's financial advantage.
Arsenal, under Mikel Arteta, has set a club record with 27 Premier League wins this season. However, it may not be enough to dethrone City. "We have to give ourselves the opportunity to live a beautiful day on Sunday," said Arteta.
Liverpool, under Jurgen Klopp, will bid farewell to their manager at the end of the season. Despite finishing third, Klopp's legacy at Anfield will be remembered fondly. Manchester United, on the other hand, face the prospect of missing out on European football altogether.
Tottenham and Chelsea are poised to secure top-six finishes, while Luton and Nottingham Forest battle to avoid relegation. The final day of the Premier League promises to be a thrilling climax, with history and destiny hanging in the balance.
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