A Preview of the EPL 2023/24 season
English Premiership League As well as the Last Nine Final Days in EPL title race .
Title Decider . Final Day
Man City vs Westham and Arsenal vs Everyone
May 19th , 2024 .

Can Arsenal Make History on the Final Day of the English Premiership League ?? Or Will Man City claim their 4th Premiership Title back to back and make another history in English.????

Final Day in the EPL is today , yet , we have not produced any winner of the trophy , even at this stage. , teams are still battling to either retain their positions in the league table or win the title outright .
Two teams have already confirmed their exit from the premieeship League , Sheffield United and Burnley who have been shown the exit door even before the league ends , due to their non performance .
It’s still very clear that two teams are positioned to win the title today , , Man City and Arsenal , a mistake or loss of either team signals the end of their title aspiration .

A Preview of the Last Nine Days matches In the EPL.

The stats may back current leaders Man City, but Arsenal could make history on Sunday
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Premier League 2023/24 title: Will Man City or Arsenal be champions?
The destination of the Premier League title will be decided on the season’s last day for only the 10th time in the competition’s history this weekend.
Manchester City are in pole position going into Sunday’s final round of matches, but a draw or a defeat at home to West Ham United coupled with a win for second-placed Arsenal against Everton would see the Gunners crowned champions.

History favours City, however. On each previous occasion the team sitting top of the Premier League going into the final day have ended up lifting the Trophy.
Indeed, the last team to come from behind on the final matchday to be crowned champions was Arsenal, when they won the league title at Liverpool thanks to Michael Thomas’s stoppage-time goal to make it 2-0 at Anfield in 1988/89.
But that does not mean there have not been late twists and turns on the Premier League’s final days.
Let’s look at nine previous occasions when the race to be crowned Premier League champions has gone down to the wire.
1994/95.

Blackburn Rovers went into their final-day trip to Liverpool with a two-point lead, and having to match or better Manchester United’s result against West Ham to guarantee winning their first Premier League title.
Meanwhile Man Utd needed a big favour from their old foes at Anfield. If Liverpool took points off Blackburn and United won at West Ham, the title would remain at Old Trafford for a third successive season.

Alan Shearer fired Kenny Dalglish’s side ahead not long before Michael Hughes put West Ham 1-0 up to strengthen Blackburn’s grip on the title.
But Brian McClair’s second-half equaliser for Man Utd, quickly followed by John Barnes’s Liverpool leveller, gave the Red Devils hope again.
United then laid siege to their hosts’ goal but their efforts were repeatedly repelled by inspired West Ham goalkeeper Ludek Miklosko and his defiant defenders.
And all those missed chances came back to haunt Man Utd when Liverpool’s Jamie Redknapp netted an injury-time free-kick winner.

Had Sir Alex Ferguson’s men scored a second goal, Redknapp’s strike would have helped hand United the title.
But instead the final whistle went at Upton Park not long after Redknapp scored, sparking Blackburn celebrations as they won the title by a point.

A year later it was Man Utd who went into the final fixtures with the advantage.
In January of this season that featured Kevin Keegan’s unforgettable “I will love it if we beat them” rant, United trailed Newcastle United by 12 points.
But they turned that into a two-point lead by the last day when they travelled to Middlesbrough knowing that, with their superior goal difference, a draw would probably be enough to clinch the title.
Newcastle hosted Tottenham Hotspur needing a win and a Man Utd defeat to lift the trophy.

How the final day unfolded
David May eased Man Utd nerves with an early goal before Andrew Cole’s second-half strike all but ended any doubt about the title’s destination.
Soon after Jason Dozzell put Spurs ahead before Les Ferdinand equalised for Newcastle.
But there was to be no turnaround as Ryan Giggs made it 3-0 to seal United’s third title in the first four seasons of the Premier League.

Arsenal’s defeat at Leeds United followed by Man Utd’s draw at Blackburn in their penultimate fixtures edged the Old Trafford side one point ahead going into the final day.
That left Arsenal needing to beat Aston Villa and hoping that their north London rivals Spurs would take points off the Red Devils if the Gunners were to retain the title. However, if Man Utd matched or bettered Arsenal’s result, the trophy would be heading back to Old Trafford.

For 18 minutes Arsenal had genuine hope of staging a dramatic last-day turnaround to retain the title they won the previous season as part of a domestic Double.
When Ferdinand’s lob put Spurs ahead after 24 minutes, there was the rare sight of a Spurs goal being celebrated by Arsenal.
Arsenal then joined Man Utd level on 76 points, with both teams having the same goal difference.
Final-day title finales: Man Utd, 1998/99
Andrew Cole sealed a comeback final-day win over Spurs as United edged Arsenal to the crown in a tense finish to the season

But goals either side of half-time from David Beckham and Cole turned the Old Trafford match around.
They also put United clear at the top of the table again and on their way to part one of their historic Treble, rendering Nwankwo Kanu’s eventual winner for Arsenal against Villa academic in the process.

The two sides fighting for the title were level on points going into their final fixtures for the first time in Premier League history after Chelsea had beaten Man Utd in Matchweek 36 to reel in the leaders.
United’s superior goal difference gave them an advantage ahead of their trip to Wigan and Chelsea’s match against Bolton Wanderers.
Ferguson’s side needed to match Chelsea’s result to win their 10th Premier League title, while the Blues were hoping for some help from Wigan and a home win against the Trotters.

At the halfway stage it was firmly advantage United thanks to Cristiano Ronaldo’s 20th-minute penalty.
Andriy Shevchenko gave Chelsea the lead just after the hour to put them level on points again with their rivals.
But Giggs sealed Man Utd’s 2-0 victory, while Bolton’s injury-time equaliser from Matthew Taylor ended Chelsea’s hopes once and for all.
United won the league by two points 10 days before edging Chelsea out on penalties in the UEFA Champions League final in Moscow, the
teams as two years earlier – Chelsea and Man Utd – were locked in another last-day duel, although this time the roles were reversed.
Chelsea were a point clear and knew that by matching or bettering nearest challengers Man Utd’s result they would claim a third Premier League title.
United needed already safe Wigan to deny Chelsea a win and beat Stoke City at Old Trafford themselves to leapfrog Carlo Ancelotti’s side.

Chelsea did not give Man Utd any hope of becoming the first team to win four consecutive Premier League titles after taking a sixth-minute lead through Nicolas Anelka before Wigan went down to 10 men following Gary Caldwell’s sending off.
Both Chelsea and United were 2-0 up at half-time.
Flashback: Chelsea win third Premier League title in 2010
Didier Drogba scored a hat-trick as the Blues beat Wigan 8-0 to lift the Premier League Trophy

Chelsea took full advantage of their extra man, scoring six second-half goals, including three from Didier Drogba, compared to United’s two to maintain their points lead at the top and further improve their superior goal difference.

The Manchester rivals had near identical records going into their final fixtures of the season, with only a goal difference of +12 in Man City’s favour between them.
Man City, who hosted QPR, just needed to match Man Utd’s result to earn their first Premier League title.
Dropping points would open the door for United, who travelled to Sunderland. What followed was the most dramatic Premier League finish ever.

The Premier League lead changed hands for the first time ever on the final day when Wayne Rooney put United ahead on 20 minutes.
When the final whistle went at Sunderland, United had won 1-0 and were all set to be crowned champions as Man City were being held 2-2 by 10-man QPR after Edin Dzeko’s stoppage-time equaliser.
Final-day title finales: Man City, 2011/12
Sergio Aguero scored the winner as City fought back to beat QPR in stoppage time and win the league on goal difference

But there was still more time to go at the Etihad Stadium, and in an unbelievable finish, Sergio Aguero scored the winner in the fourth minute of added time to seal a remarkable City fightback and snatch the title from their neighbours’ grasp in a sensational finale
key late twist in this race came in the weeks before the final day as Liverpool squandered a three-point advantage by losing at home to Chelsea and blowing a three-goal lead to draw at Crystal Palace.

Man City, meanwhile, picked up wins at Palace and Everton to leapfrog Liverpool – the first time they had led the division all season – to go into their season finale against West Ham two points clear.
With the better goal difference too, Liverpool needed Man City to lose at home to West Ham and beat Newcastle at Anfield themselves to claim a first Premier League crown.

Man City avoided any late panic with a comfortable 2-0 win, thanks to goals in each half from Samir Nasri and Vincent Kompany. Liverpool recovered from Martin Skrtel’s own goal to win, courtesy of second-half efforts from Daniel Agger and Daniel Sturridge, but it was too little too late as their slips during the title race run-in proved costly.
had been a one-point gap between Man City and Liverpool since early March when Pep Guardiola’s side won at AFC Bournemouth to go top 24 hours before Liverpool’s goalless Merseyside derby draw at Everton.
The two sides then both won their next eight matches leaving Man City, who travelled to Brighton & Hove Albion and won their final 13 in total, needing to match or better Liverpool’s result against Wolverhampton Wanderers on the last day to be champions.
Dropped City points and a Liverpool win would see the trophy heading to Anfield instead.

In the end, both sides maintained momentum and Man City retained their title.
Liverpool were given the briefest glimmer of hope when Sadio Mane put them 1-0 up and Brighton led through Glenn Murray’s goal.
Flashback: Man City pip Liverpool to title

Man City’s 2012 hero Aguero instantly equalised, though they did not reclaim top spot until Aymeric Laporte put them 2-1 up after 38 minutes. Guardiola’s side did not look back after that, clinching a 4-1 victory while Liverpool won 2-0..

Liverpool’s midweek win at Southampton, a few days after Man City were held to a 2-2 draw at West Ham, took the title race to the final day with City, who hosted Villa, a point ahead. Match or better Liverpool’s result and City would retain the trophy.
Any City slip up coupled with a Liverpool win against Wolves, and the Reds would regain the title they won in 2019/20.

Man City were at it again – both with the last-day 3-2 comeback win and by opening the door for Liverpool, only to end up dashing their hopes again.
When Mane cancelled out Pedro Neto’s early Wolves goal, Liverpool were level with City on 90 points and daring to dream.
City were trailing 2-0 at this point in a near carbon-copy repeat of the situation they found themselves in against QPR in 2012.
Classic match: Man City’s epic fightback to win the title
Aston Villa’s last trip to the Etihad Stadium went down as an all-time Premier League great.

One more Liverpool goal at that stage would have sent them top, but Jurgen Klopp’s side could not initially find one, and Man City scored three times in five minutes to take charge.
Liverpool did eventually score twice even later in the second half, but it was ultimately in vain..

Then what happens today in another explosive Final Day in the Day in the English Premiership League between two formidable foes , Man City and Arsenal , both at home this time , in Manchester City and London respectively , as the clock ticks to the decider matches , football followers are anxiously waiting , various permutations have been proffered earlier than now with reference to the two matches ..
We may expect a big surprise either from their opponents or from the hoke teams for the title Decider .
Your guess is as good as mine , as we cross our fingers as events Unfold..

Uchefreetips reports ///Agency Reports . .

Happy End of the Season Games in the EPL and happy Viewing , while we wait for another one month explosive football tournament dubbed , Euro Cup 2024. as well as the Olympic Games in France in August , 2024 .

Tips and Predictions for the day

1, Arsenal vs Everton ,( 1X or Over 1.5 goals).

2, Chelsea vs AFC Bouremounth ( Any team can score 2 or more goals in a row

3, Man City vs Westham ( Any team can score 3 or more goals in a row .

4, Sheffield Utd vs Tottenham . ( 2X or Any team an score 2 or more goals in a row .

5, Brighton vs Man Utd ( 2X or Any team can score 2 or more goals in a row .

6, Liverpool vs Wolves , ( Any team can score 3 or more goals in a row . or ,1X.

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