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Welcome into the latest edition of ESPN FC. I'm Dan Thomas, joined by Craig Burley and Stevie Nicol.

There are some very happy Arsenal fans around the world today as they took one huge step to winning the Premier League title.

In the early game, they'd be Everton by two goals to nil. They left it late and it saw 16-year-old Max Dowman become the youngest ever goal scorer in the history of the Premier League as they'd be Everton 2-0 and then straight after that it was West Ham against Manchester City.

City could only manage a one-one draw meaning the advantage now to Arsenal is nine points.

City do though have a game in hand.

Don Hutchinson joins us.

Is it over, Don?

It's over.

When you look at City's fixtures, they've got Chelsea, they've got Arsenal, they've got Villa.

You look at this city side.

You can't rely on them winning every single game.

They'll even, I think, lose a game or two towards the end of the season. There's always a game where you think that's the one that's got the team over the line and that was the Arsenal

Everton game today. I thought Everton were quite good in the game. I thought they probably

deserved the point. But when Max Downman come on, he got the goal and the assist, an amazing goal for 16-year-old. And you just think, yeah, that's the one. That'll be the one that's played over and over and over again next season and the seasons to come. It's going to be Arsenal's. Yeah. It's difficult to argue against that, isn't it? Because of City and their inability to have any consistent results together. Obviously, they thought City and Liverpool would be a big challenge this year. And it's not materialised for obvious reasons. It was another game for Arsenal. It was a bit like pulling teeth watching it. You know, Saka hasn't playing well. Everton were more dangerous, as Don said.

They played well for long periods of the game.

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