There were a number of high-profile matches that played out over this past weekend.
We also saw some interesting relegation scraps and the battle for 4th-place heat up.
Here are four things we learned from the latest Premier League gameweek.
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The title race is wide open
A few weeks ago it looked to be Arsenal’s Premier League title to lose. The Gunners had amassed 50 points in half a season and were on course to match the record for most points in a single campaign (100).
However, Arsenal have now lost one and drawn two of their previous five league outings. As a result, if Manchester City beat the Gunners on Wednesday, they will go top of the table – though Arsenal still have a game in hand.
Average Manchester City are still deadly
Speaking of Manchester City, they picked up a comfortable 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Sunday afternoon.
Spurs do a Spurs
Just when it looked as though Tottenham were going to revive their campaign with a huge win over Manchester City, it all fell apart a week later.
Tottenham were smashed 4-1 by a struggling Leicester side at the weekend and it looks as though fans of the Lilywhites are in for another season of mediocrity.
Newcastle will not get top-four
Newcastle remain 4th in the Premier League but it is clear they will not secure Champions League football this season.
The spark is beginning to fade after a superb first half of 2022/23. The Magpies have now won just one of their last six league outings, drawing the remaining five games. Newcastle do not have the squad to compete for a top-four place and it is only a matter of time before they slip out of the top-four.
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