Manchester City is aiming to make history by winning the English Premier League for the fourth consecutive time on Sunday in the final round, but Arsenal is lurking, hoping for a slip-up that would secure its first title in 20 years. City enters its final match against West Ham at the top of the table with a two-point lead over Arsenal, which is hosting Everton. All matches are scheduled to take place simultaneously this Sunday at 6 PM Saudi time.
City has not lost in 34 matches, although they experienced elimination in the quarter-finals of the Champions League at the hands of Real Madrid via penalties. City has also won its last seven encounters against West Ham.
Manchester City needs to win against West Ham in any fashion to claim the Premier League title for the fourth consecutive time, marking an unprecedented achievement in English football.
On the other hand, Arsenal must win and require Manchester City to lose in any manner to secure the league title for the first time since 2004 when they were managed by the legendary Arsène Wenger.
If Arsenal wins and Manchester City draws, both teams will be equal on points, and the title winner will be determined based on goal difference, which would favor Arsenal.
