Manchester City’s relentless pursuit of a fourth consecutive Premier League title continues as they prepare to face Nottingham Forest on Sunday. The champions have closed the gap on leaders Arsenal to just one point, with a game in hand.
City’s attacking prowess was on full display in their 4-0 demolition of Brighton, with Phil Foden issuing a warning to their rivals. “In the first half, it was frightening the way we attacked,” said Foden. Kevin De Bruyne added, “I trust my team obviously, all respect to Arsenal and Liverpool because they are amazing.”
Arsenal face a stern test of their title credentials in the north London derby against Tottenham. A win for the Gunners would keep City at bay, while a loss could open the door for Guardiola’s men to seize the initiative.
Meanwhile, Aston Villa have a golden opportunity to cement their grip on fourth place when they host Chelsea. A win for Unai Emery’s side would take them within touching distance of a first European Cup campaign since 1982-83.
At the other end of the table, Sheffield United are on the brink of relegation. With just three league victories, Chris Wilder’s team is 10 points from safety with four games left. Their crumbling defense has conceded a staggering 92 goals in 34 league games, surpassing Derby’s previous record.
