Arsenal are within touching distance of the Premier League title after Monday’s 1-0 victory over Burnley took them five points clear of second-placed Manchester City.
However, Man City have an extra match to play and could reduce the gap to two points ahead of the final day of the season on Sunday.
So, when is the earliest that Arsenal could end their 22-year wait for the title?
That would be as early as TONIGHT (Tuesday 19 May), when Man City visit AFC Bournemouth.
If City draw or lose against Bournemouth, who are unbeaten in 16 matches, they would be four or five points behind Arsenal with only three points to play for on the final day.
Remaining league matches in title race
Date
Arsenal
Man City
19 May
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Bournemouth (A)
24 May
Palace (A)
Villa (H)
A win for Man City against Bournemouth would take the title race to the final day on Sunday, when Arsenal visit Crystal Palace and Man City host Aston Villa.
In that scenario, if Arsenal were to match or better Man City’s result on the final day, the Gunners would be crowned champions.
They could even afford to lose if City were only able to manage a draw against Villa.
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