Arsenal’s ride makes Liverpool waiting for the title

Arsenal made Liverpool wait to crowd the Premier League champions as Leandro Trossard inspired a 4-0 victory that pushed Ipswich to the brink of relegation on Sunday.

Mikel Arteta’s side traveled to their first victory in three league games thanks to Trossard’s double and targets by Gabriel Martinelli and Ethan Nwaneri on Portman Road.

Ipswich played more than half of the match with 10 men after Leif Davis’s mission for a rough Lunge at Bukayo Saka.

The second place Arsenal is 10 points behind Liverpool leaders, who need six points from their other six games to crowns English champions for a 20th time.

Liverpool could have won the title to Leicester on Sunday if Arsenal had lost Ipswich, but while it is only a matter of time before Arne Slot’s men to lift the trophy, the Gunners have their own sacred grill to chase.

Arsenal has reached the Champions League semifinals for the first time since 2009, holding a conflict with Paris Saint-Germain after the elimination of Real Madrid holders at Bernabeu on Wednesday.

Their 5-1 overall triumph against the most successful club in the history of the Champions League was an important statement, as they seem to win the tournament for the first time.

The Northern Londoners, whose unique final appearance of the Champions League ended in the defeat against Barcelona in 2006, are offered to win their first trophy by 2020 FA Cup.

After finishing the runners up to Manchester City for the last two seasons, Arteta’s team is likely to end in second place once again.

They effectively made the title in Liverpool with a sad run two wins from the previous seven league games before reaching the Portman Road.

Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna had recognized that the relegation was already inevitable, just 12 months after their unexpected promotion on top flight for the first time in 22 years.

The third Ipswich is now all beyond, 15 points from security with only five games left and a much lower goal difference in the fourth-bottom West Ham.

Ipswich had lost all six games in the league in 2025 and Arsenal burst into their myriad weaknesses monopolizing 89 % of the early occupation.

It was no surprise when the Gunners took the lead with a flawless removable movement in the 14th minute.

Martin Odegaard urged the attack with an explosion from the middle section, passing on the jacket, whose low cross arrived at Trossard, as the Belgian front caused a low finish in the long corner from 10 meters.

Arsenal didn’t have to wait long for a second goal, as Martinelli hit in the 28th minute.

Underlining how much Arsenal lost him during his long absence for injuries this season, SAKA was the catalyst with a typically strong increase in Jacob Greaves.

Saka’s passage was skilled by Mikel Merino on Martinelli’s trail and the Brazilian perforated Alex Palmer emphasized.

Saka turns out to be inappropriate and Davis responded with an ugly foul that left England’s wing with pain and triggered the dismissal of the 32nd minute of the defender.

Saka relaxed Arsenal’s fears as he went to his feet and repeated with a bell that was simply whistling.

With Arsenal in full control, Arteta replaced SAKA in the second half to keep it fresh for bigger challenges.

Arsenal has just had to get out of the first speed, such as their superiority, but Trossard plays for a place against the PSG and made his point at Arteta in the 69th minute.

Declan Rice found Trossard in the area and shifted in space before guiding a clinical finish in the far corner.

Nwaneri covered Arsenal’s imposing performance in the 88th minute, the young striker who punishes Ipswich’s sad marking with a plan that is previously raised from the area.

Chelsea defeat Fulham 2-1

Pedro Neto scored in the interruption time, as Chelsea fought back to beat Fulham 2-1 opponents at Craven Cottage on Sunday and breathe life back in their attempt to end at the top of the Premier League and secure a point in the Champions League next season.

The victory moves Chelsea until fifth place in the ranking with 57 points, a level with Nottingham Forest, traveling to Tottenham Hotspur on Monday. Fulham stays in the ninth with 48 points. Fulham went ahead after 20 minutes, when Captain Chelsea Reece James cheaply gave possession of Ryan Sessegnon, who a square for Alex Iwobi to shoot a low shot at the bottom of the box.