Arsenal head coach named the match after which the winner of the Premier League will be determined

The race for the championship title in England this season appears incredibly captivating. Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester City are so closely matched that it is very challenging to predict which of these teams will hoist the coveted trophy at the end of the season.

With just eight games remaining in the current campaign, the Merseysiders lead the league table, with Arsenal trailing by just two points, and Pep Guardiola's side trailing the Gunners by only one point.

Liverpool's upcoming fixtures include matches against Manchester United, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Everton, West Ham, Tottenham, and Wolves.

Under the guidance of Mikel Arteta, Arsenal will face Brighton, Aston Villa, Wolves, Chelsea, Tottenham, Bournemouth, Manchester United, and Everton.

City will compete for points against Crystal Palace, Luton Town, Tottenham, Chelsea, Brighton, Nottingham Forest, Wolves, Fulham, and West Ham.

An intense battle lies ahead, and this is well understood by the coaches.

Arsenal's head coach, Mikel Arteta, expressed his thoughts on the matter and identified the match that could determine the winner of the Premier League.

"This is at a very high level, and it has been this way in this league for the last six or seven years.

The margin is so small, let's see these figures at the end of the last game of the season. If it remains the same, I think we have a good chance of winning.

We are still not at the top, and we need to turn that into a victory. That's the only way to have a chance in the last game of the season to do it.

I don't know what will happen, but it's highly unlikely that everyone will win every game. You look back at what happened in previous seasons, and it's very, very unlikely.

Let's do everything we can. Leave nothing behind and play with the same enthusiasm, hunger, and quality, and see where it takes us."

The final round of the Premier League will take place on May 19th, with all ten matches kicking off simultaneously at 17:00 Central European Time.