Have Arsenal Thrown Away The Epl Title? | Wion Sports Xtra

The Premier League title race has taken another fascinating twist. League leaders Arsenal threw away a two-goal lead to draw against Liverpool. This result means that there are now just six points separating Arsenal and defending Champions Manchester City, who have a game in hand. Has Arsenal thrown away the EPL title? That's what we are going to discuss in this live essay.

A Point Earned or Two Points Dropped?

Arsenal, who have not won at Anfield in 12 years, faced a tough challenge in their match against Liverpool. The game started off well for Arsenal as they took a two-goal lead. However, Liverpool fought back in the second half and dominated the game. While Arsenal had their chances, Liverpool had far more opportunities, with Salah even missing a penalty. In the end, the match ended in a draw.

So, how do Arsenal view this result? Do they see it as dropping two points or earning a point? It's difficult to say. Hardcore fans might argue that it's two points dropped, considering they were in a winning position. However, the way Liverpool came back in the second half and the dominance they showed, Arsenal can consider themselves lucky to come away with a point.

Advantage Man City?

Many commentators have argued that this draw gives Manchester City the advantage in the title race. But is that really the case? I don't think so. While City do have a game in hand and are just six points behind Arsenal, there are other factors to consider.

The way the game unfolded at Anfield, with an altercation between Granit Xhaka and Trent Alexander-Arnold, seemed to galvanize Liverpool and the entire stadium. This is not the first time such a scuffle has led to Liverpool's success against Arsenal. In a previous game, a fight between the managers sparked Liverpool's victory. So, this draw might actually work in Arsenal's favor, as it exposed the weaknesses in Liverpool's defense and showed that Arsenal can hold their own against top teams.

The Marathon Continues

Looking ahead to the remaining Premier League games, it's clear that Arsenal still have a chance to win the