Arsenal delivered when it mattered most. Their narrow win over Burnley in the 37th matchday means the North London club have never been closer to ending their 22-year wait for a Premier League title. All eyes now turn to Manchester City’s must-win clash with Bournemouth at 20:30.

The Citizens, currently fifth, trail Arsenal by five points with a game in hand. A victory for Pep Guardiola’s side would reduce the deficit to just two points, leaving the title race hanging by a thread until the final day. However, a draw or defeat would mathematically seal Arsenal’s triumph, as they would hold an unassailable seven-point lead (82 points to Manchester City’s potential 77 or 78).

A 14th top-flight title in sight

Arsenal have endured heart-stopping moments in recent weeks. Last time out, a dramatic 95th-minute equalizer by West Ham threatened to derail their campaign—until VAR intervened to disallow the goal, preserving their lead.

Arsenal set to be crowned champions on Tuesday if…

• Manchester City fail to beat Bournemouth

If Arsenal mathematically secure their 14th league title on Tuesday, Mikel Arteta’s side could approach the Champions League final on May 30 in Budapest with renewed confidence. While Paris Saint-Germain have no further fixtures before the showpiece, Arsenal still face Crystal Palace on May 24—a match whose significance will hinge entirely on Tuesday’s outcome.