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Man City looks unstoppable for the next matches because they will play against easier teams. Today Man City will have a match against Leeds United, everyone must think it will be an easy match for Man City. With the current performance of both teams, Man City must get 3 points today. While Arsenal will play against Newcastle, it won't be an easy match. Especially, the match will be held in Newcastle home. I really doubt that Arsenal can win and get 3 points in this match. So, expecting Man City losses for the next 4 matches looks almost impossible. Moreover, Arsenal may miss points too tomorrow. For me, Arsenal has no hope for the title anymore.

Manchester City will face Leeds United which might return to the relegation zone since I doubt they could get a point from its rival.
For Arsenal, they will face a hard team. Newcastle rarely lose, they got many draws and victories so I assume they will drop points in that match.
In addition to these interesting games, there is questions about Chelsea, Liverpool, ManU and Spurs. Could Liverpool continue its positive strike? Could Spurs and Chelsea stop dropping points badly. Otherwise ManU should win vs West Ham to avoid bad surprises from Liverpool or Brighton.

It has been largely agreed in this thread that Manchester city is very close to winning the English Premier League title of this season. They are not only the most favorites, but at this point, they are also the most informed squad
It is a pity that Arsenal toyed with their great opportunity to win the league after several years.
That being said, for the case of Manchester United and the Newcastle in the top four, I think it is settled. Liverpool will not be able to make the top four and neither will Brighton be able.

To an extent, I commend your confidence in Man City due to their resilience and doggedness towards the title race but football has proven to be one sport that always is unpredictable. Who knows, the Citizens could draw their game or even lose to Leeds. And as for Liverpool and Brighton, I won't completely rule them out as they are slowly proving they too can be worthy of the top four spot. Although, if I were Arsenal, I would ensure I guard that spot jealously since they haven't carried the League since the 2003-2004 season.