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Brighton thrash Arsenal to leave Manchester City one win from title

theguardian.com

It is surely over bar the shouting. There was plenty of that, in increasingly desperate measure from the Arsenal support but, with their team falling short, it feels safe to say that Manchester City are about to be crowned as the Premier League champions for the fifth time in six seasons.

Arsenal have given it a heck of a roll and it seems like a trick of the mind that many people did not think they would finish in the top four before the start of the campaign.

But needing victory to keep alive their title hopes after City had won at Everton earlier in the day, they were brought to their knees by Roberto De Zerbi’s Brighton, who gave a second-half masterclass and can scent European qualification for the first time in club history.

Julio Enciso, Brighton’s latest star in the making, scored the first on 51 minutes and when the substitute, Deniz Undav, lobbed home the second towards the end, it was the prompt for De Zerbi to tear along the line in celebration and thousands of Arsenal fans to head for the exits.

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Here are your Manchester City evening headlines for Thursday, 25 May.
BRIGHTON: Brighton ended Manchester City's 12-game winning run in the Premier League as a 1-1 draw on Wednesday (May 24) secured the Seagulls a place in next season's Europa League.
Pep Guardiola praised his Manchester City players for shrugging off their hangovers after clinching the Premier League title with a 1-1 draw at Brighton on Wednesday to stretch an unbeaten run to 25 matches. A point was also enough for the Seagulls to guarantee they will finish sixth in the table and secure a place in the Europa League next season. Phil Foden fired the English champions in front, but Brighton were well worthy of the point given to them by Julio Enciso's stunning long-range strike.
BRIGHTON, England :Champions Manchester City's 12-match winning streak in the Premier League came to an end as Julio Enciso's stunner earned sixth-placed Brighton and Hove Albion a 1-1 draw to seal them a Europa League berth on Wednesday.

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