Today's Football 2025-26

[TheRam]

Stop zooming in on fans who are obviously attention seeking.

Please.

[Shogun]

So City win the game in hand and it's just goal difference between them which Arsenal currently lead by a goal. Pfft.

[blueToffee]

Still you'd think it'll be close.

Man City's run after that Burnley midweek game, is basically everyone who are looking to be in those European slots.

Us, Brentford, Bournemouth, Villa. Any of those potentially could be a banana skin for them.

Arsenal in comparison have Newcastle, Fulham, West Ham, Burnley, Palace.

[Shogun]

Yeah Arsenal should win 4 of them, West Ham away could be tough for them.

Man City just seem like they've locked in now. They'll certainly beat us. Brentford is at home. Villa is at home (although still difficult). Bournemouth A maybe a tough one.

I just don't know if Arsenal have it in them to win the final 5 games of the season and I think Man City do look like they've got a grip of things now.

[blueToffee]

Arsenal did actually play a bit better after weeks of looking diabolically pedestrian. Odegaard being back and they do look more creative, Eze was unlucky to not score there too. IF they can play more like that, it feels like Man City will need to win all their remaining games as those Arsenal fixtures look relatively tame for them.

Still, they really should have been down to 10. The discipline may get them in the end.

[Cereal Killer]

MISSING: Spine and bottle, if found please return to North London

[biziclop]

So City win the game in hand and it's just goal difference between them which Arsenal currently lead by a goal. Pfft.

If they win their game in hand, they'll be at least level on GD.

[74Blue]

If they win their game in hand, they'll be at least level on GD.

I can see City sticking 5 past Burnley on Tuesday to really ramp up the pressure.

[blueToffee]

Some similarities with the remainder of the season for both Arsenal and Spurs.

- I think you could reasonably say that both played better than they have done in a while, albeit neither were able to win.
- The teams they're battling with have been in better form.
- They both probably have slightly easier run ins to the teams around them that they're battling with. So IF they could build on those performances, it could mean a very tight run in both ends of the table.

Anyone else see any likelihood for Arsenal and Spurs to turn it around and get over their respective lines?

[Cereal Killer]

Some similarities with the remainder of the season for both Arsenal and Spurs.

- I think you could reasonably say that both played better than they have done in a while, albeit neither were able to win.
- The teams they're battling with have been in better form.
- They both probably have slightly easier run ins to the teams around them that they're battling with. So IF they could build on those performances, it could mean a very tight run in both ends of the table.

Anyone else see any likelihood for Arsenal and Spurs to turn it around and get over their respective lines?

No

- they both lack a manager to motivate them enough to turn them around
- they both lack enough players to grab a game and drag them through

[Blueomar]

Would enjoy a West Ham victory today to really tighten the screws on Spurs. Would be nice for our friend Toffeehammer!

[Shogun]

West Ham looking good so far. Still 0-0 though.

[Brownie]

If West Ham play like this in all their remaining games then Spurs are gone

[Shogun]

Harrison just scored for Fiorentina. 1 goals and 3 assists in 11 matches.

[Goaljira]

Only seen the second half, but West Ham have been disappointing.