Final EPL Table and Review Following up Today’s Matches as Arsenal Drops Points In The Title Race

Arsenal has delayed Liverpool’s Premier League title celebrations after playing out a 2-2 draw at home against Crystal Palace. A victory would have handed Liverpool the title without them needing to play, but the Gunners’ resilience kept that moment of glory at bay, even if only for a few more days.Goals from Jakub Kiwior and Leandro Trossard kept Arsenal’s hopes alive for a top-two finish, although they remain vulnerable to the chasing pack. Mikel Arteta made several changes from the weekend’s 4-0 win over Ipswich, including recalls for Myles Lewis-Skelly, Jurrien Timber, and Thomas Partey. Raheem Sterling also made a rare start.

Despite an injury scare, Bukayo Saka was relegated to the bench, and Ben White and Mikel Merino were both absent from the squad ahead of their crucial Champions League semi-final match against Paris Saint-Germain. Palace, under Oliver Glasner, also made four changes to their lineup, with top scorer Jean-Philippe Mateta starting on the bench. Arsenal got off to a strong start, with Kiwior heading in a Martin Ødegaard free-kick in the third minute. Palace responded in style, with Eberechi Eze scoring a brilliant volley from a corner. Before the break, Trossard put Arsenal back in front with a deflected shot that left Palace keeper Dean Henderson with no chance. The second half saw few chances, but both teams pushed for a winner. Mateta, who had come on as a substitute, capitalized on a mistake from William Saliba to score an equalizer. With the result, Arsenal has delayed Liverpool’s celebrations for now, but the Premier League title still rests in their hands.

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