Arsenal regained the lead in the English Football League after defeating its host Manchester United with an unanswered goal in the penultimate thirty-seventh round, preserving its chances of winning the title at the expense of its holder, Manchester City.
By winning at Old Trafford with a goal from Belgian Leandro Trossard, the team of Spanish coach Mikel Arteta raised its score to 86 points, one point behind City, which fell to second place temporarily before facing Tottenham on Tuesday in a postponed match from the thirty-fourth round.
Arsenal also achieved its 27th victory in the league this season, which is the largest number of victories in the history of its participation in the competition in its modern form.
On the other hand, United’s score stopped at 54 points, and all of its chances of qualifying for the European League “Europa League” next season ended after it suffered its fourteenth loss this season.
The Gunners, who are dreaming of their first title since 2004, will wait for a gift from their London neighbor so that their chances remain strong before the last match in which they host Everton, while City, which has its fate in its hands, plays with West Ham.
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