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MANCHESTER, England : Manchester City face a breathless schedule for the remainder of the season thanks to their progress in the Champions League and FA Cup, but manager Pep Guardiola has mixed feelings on whether playing more games is beneficial.
Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka has insisted that the Premier League title race remains in the Gunners' hands despite Manchester City closing the gap last weekend.
Arsenal and Manchester City are battling it out at the top of the Premier League but what are each team's run-ins like? The Gunners are currently sat top of the Premier League table on 73 points after playing 30 games. They lead reigning champions Man City by six points. However, Pep Guardiola's side have played one game less.
“W e only have one competition left,” said Sebastian Kehl, Borussia Dortmund’s sporting director. “But we’re fully in the race.” That had not always been a given on a Bundesliga Super Saturday which was more of a Squeaky Bum Saturday, to paraphrase Sir Alex Ferguson. The jitters were not restricted to Borussia Dortmund either.
Oleksandr Zinchenko was the epitome of disappointment as he slumped onto the bench at Anfield.
Lorient and Marseille played out a drab 0-0 draw at the Stade Moustoir. The hosts had the first chance of the match when Leonardi Balerdi sliced at a clearance to set Romain Faivre racing through on goal, but Samuel Gigot got back brilliantly for Marseille and did just enough to put Faivre off when taking his shot. Ad Marseille's best chance of the half came after 12 minutes, Alexis Sanchez found space outside the area before feeding Cengiz Under who could only fire a vicious effort straight at Vito Mannone.
Liverpool came back from a 2-0 deficit to hamper Arsenal’s Premier League title hopes and revive the race for the Premier League Trophy following a 2-2 draw at Anfield on Sunday.
A huge Easter weekend awaits as Ramsgate chase the club’s first league title in 17 years.