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Who will be EPL champion 25/26?
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I hope Arsenal loses and Spurs get relegated, but Arsenal's brand of haram ball is effective in getting the points, and helped by VAR.
West Ham not helping itself.
If Spurs avoid relegation, this angmoh lady with big neh nehs will be very happy. You might see her football content on Youtube.
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I thought draw
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Check out this TikTok I found!
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Var 5050 decision one. Can give fault or don't give fault one. So quite obvious is that they wan arsenal to win the league liao.
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Of course.
Man city will win their last 3 games. Doku will single-handedly win these games for them. Arsenal will fail to beat Palace in the final game, and let Man city win the title on goal difference.
Spurs are as good as safe.
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Yes sure win plus clear the -1.5 handicap
Palace will lose every league match from now on and saving their best for Europa Conference League final
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Ok selling car house insurance now all in.Yes sure win plus clear the -1.5 handicap
Palace will lose every league match from now on and saving their best for Europa Conference League final
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with blessings from Charlie George, Alan Ball, Ray Wilson +....... go Gunners go !!!!
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Eze supposed to go Tottenham. Gunners hijacked this transfer.
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Manchester City 3-0 Crystal Palace 
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Chelsea vs Manchester City tomorrow night 10pm
The FA Cup final
The FA Cup final
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Chelsea win or Man City win?Chelsea vs Manchester City tomorrow night 10pm
The FA Cup final
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Manchester City win in 90 minutes ..
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Will City win FA Cup tonight?
Can Haaland break his Wembley duck?published at 14:19 BST
Chelsea v Man City (15:00 BST)
Shamoon Hafez
Manchester City reporter at Wembley Stadium
Manchester City are overwhelming favourites heading into the showdown against Chelsea and on the back of a domestic 20-game unbeaten run.
Pep Guardiola takes his side to Wembley in a cup semi-final or final for the 24th time to face a Chelsea side out of form and led by inexperienced interim boss Calum McFarlane.
City are aiming for a treble of trophies and know they can collect the second cup of the campaign after lifting the Carabao Cup earlier this season - that winning mentality and big-game experience may prove pivotal.
City are into a record fourth consecutive final but the wounds of the past two are still raw, beaten by bitter rivals Manchester United two years ago and stunned by Crystal Palace last May.
Striker Erling Haaland has never scored at Wembley. Will that barren streak continue for the Norwegian?
Can Haaland break his Wembley duck?published at 14:19 BST
Chelsea v Man City (15:00 BST)
Manchester City reporter at Wembley Stadium
Manchester City are overwhelming favourites heading into the showdown against Chelsea and on the back of a domestic 20-game unbeaten run.
Pep Guardiola takes his side to Wembley in a cup semi-final or final for the 24th time to face a Chelsea side out of form and led by inexperienced interim boss Calum McFarlane.
City are aiming for a treble of trophies and know they can collect the second cup of the campaign after lifting the Carabao Cup earlier this season - that winning mentality and big-game experience may prove pivotal.
City are into a record fourth consecutive final but the wounds of the past two are still raw, beaten by bitter rivals Manchester United two years ago and stunned by Crystal Palace last May.
Striker Erling Haaland has never scored at Wembley. Will that barren streak continue for the Norwegian?
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