Man City's Premier League title battle with Arsenal predicted match by matchManchester City are battling it out with Arsenal for the Premier League title.

Everything is set for a dramatic and thrilling conclusion to the Premier League season.

Despite having struggled to reach their usual sky-high standards at various points this season, Manchester City could still actually win the treble. What a remarkable achievement that would be but to do that they must conquer foes Arsenal in the title race.

Like Doctor Frankenstein, the Blues have helped create their own adversary this year as Gabriel Jesus and Aleks Zinchenko have brought the lacking title-winning experience to Pep Guardiola's former assistant Mikel Arteta's side and the Gunners have been sublime throughout the campaign. They currently sit a healthy eight points clear of City having won their last five matches but have played a game more than their rivals.

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It makes for a fascinating title race that is bound to have more twists and turns before it comes to a close. April looks likely to be a pivotal month in deciding where the crown will go, especially as the two sides will meet in what could be a decisive blockbuster on the 26th.

Arsenal have a lighter schedule following their Europa League elimination as they have no other cup competitions to distract them but will come up against Liverpool and Chelsea next month as well as having to play teams fighting for their lives in the relegation zone and highflyers Newcastle and Brighton.

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