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Nicholas Mendola

Will Manchester City complete its quest for an unprecedented fourth straight title?
Is this another week for a turn in the Premier League’s title tale? Our predictors think maybe, as Arsenal and Liverpool have tough tests while Man City go to Palace.
Will Erling Haaland hold on to claim another Premier League Golden Boot? Cole Palmer, Mohamed Salah, Ollie Watkins, and Dominic Solanke are hot on his heels.
Liverpool score twice late on as went back to the top of the Premier League table.
Chelsea blew a two-goal lead but came back late to beat Manchester United as Cole Palmer scored twice in 12 minutes of stoppage time to complete his hat trick.
Phil Foden gets his second Premier League hat trick this season and title-chasing Manchester City cruise past Champions League-striving Aston Villa at the Etihad Stadium.
Kevin De Bruyne’s long-term injury opened the door for a new name atop the Premier League assists leaderboard
The Gunners are back atop the Premier League table — for at least 24 hours — after beating relegation scrappers Luton Town 2-0 on Wednesday in North London.
Brentford and Brighton rolled zeroes at the Gtech Community Stadium on Wednesday as two unpredictable teams produced perhaps the most unpredictable score line.
Palace have taken a point off Manchester City once this season and are aiming for an unlikely season without a Premier League loss to the three-time defending champions.
A pair of early goals did not foreshadow a scoring feast, as neither West Ham not Spurs could find a winner in London.
Jacob Bruun Larsen had relegation-scrappers Burnley leading Wolves on Tuesday at Turf Moor, but Rayan Ait-Nouri headed the visitors level and the sides split the points.
Whose injury status is up in the air, and who’s hoping to be fit in time for matchweek 31?
There are only two automatic promotion spots and four teams having exceptional seasons. Will the three relegated teams come straight back up?
The Gunners get their point, the Reds get first place, and the Premier League title race has a new favorite.
Jurgen Klopp’s men have rarely lost points to anyone but their big-budget peers, and very few remain on Liverpool’s fixture list.
“The problem here is you’re facing the best manager in the world, so it’s much more difficult,” Arteta said after the 0-0 at the Etihad Stadium.
The biggest game of the Premier League season saw Arsenal commit 20 fouls and complete just 191 passes in a scoreless draw.
Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah delivered the Reds a win after a second-minute concession delivered increased entertainment to Anfield... and the Premier League title race.
Manchester United stole a point from Brentford, and manager Erik ten Hag believes his players got it wrong in London.
Ice-cold Brentford dominated Manchester United but needed shot No. 31 just to take a point from the besieged Red Devils.
Moussa Diaby and Jhoan Duran score as Aston Villa cruise past Wolves at Villa Park, reclaiming fourth place on the Premier League table
Bournemouth set for safety as late own goal sink Everton, who have not won in the Premier League since mid-December.
10-man Burnley dug in deep to secure a hugely impressive 2-2 draw at Chelsea on Saturday as the Clarets keep on scrapping to stay in the Premier League.