City Stumbles, As Title Race Swings (Yet Again)

Nicholas Anil | Sean Malhotra | Asran Rozain

20-Feb-23 20:00

City Stumbles, As Title Race Swings (Yet Again)

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Advantage Arsenal again after gameweek 24 as they (barely) got all three points vs Aston Villa, while City's relinquished their stranglehold at the top of the league after drawing 1-1 to Nottingham Forest. Elsewhere, Newcastle fell to a resurgent Liverpool as Darwin Nunez & Cody Gakpo strikes gave Jurgen Klopp's side a 2-0 win. Chelsea's blues continued as they fell to rock-bottom Southampton and while Tottenham Hotspur didn't dominate, they took all three points from Moyes' West Ham side. All that, plus Champions League & Europa League previews, on this week's Just For Kicks.

image credit: PA Images/Bradley Collyer

Produced by: Daryl Ong

Presented by: Kam Raslan

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Categories: sports, football

Tags: just for kicks, arsenal, aston villa, newcastle, liverpool, chelsea, tottenham hotspurs,

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