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From the latest transfer news, quizzes, videos, features and interviews with the biggest names in the game, plus lots more.Signup +Once a week...And its LIVE!Sign up to our FREE live football newsletter, tracking all of the biggest games available to watch on the device of your choice. Never miss a kick-off!Signup +Join the clubGet full access to premium articles, exclusive features and a growing list of member rewards.Explore An account already exists for this email address, please log in.Subscribe to our newsletterThe Premier League title race is going right down to the wire, and I wouldnt rule out Arsenal still going on to win it, despite their recent wobble.There are still many twists and turns to come, and Manchester City still have to go to Everton and Bournemouth away those are the two hardest games left. If they come through those two, then I feel like City will win the title. But from what I saw from Arsenal at the Etihad they took the handbrake off, played attacking football, and were unlucky not to get something.Clinton was speaking on behalf of FreeBets.com, the home of the best betting sites. You may like 'Arsenal win the double, not the quadruple' Clinton Morrison's Top Top Column 'Martinez hair pull red card was terrible' Clinton Morrison's Top Top Column 'Chelsea have issues behind the scenes and Enzo Fernandez could end up costing Liam Rosenior his job. Leaving him out of the team is a big call to make' Clinton Morrison's Top Top Column Clinton Morrison: 'Gabriel vs Haaland, I loved it. That's what football is all about'If you had to push me on who I think will come out on top, Id say City. Arsenal cannot afford to drop points in their next two games against Newcastle and Fulham. If they do, then the race will be over.The controversial moment from that Man City-Arsenal game was the headbutt incident involving Gabriel and Erling Haaland. I think that's a clear sending off, and I don't understand why the referee or VAR didn't get involved. That inconsistency with refereeing and VAR is what frustrates people. But I'll say this, I thought the battle between those two was magnificent. That's what football's about, and what I grew up watching, two top players going at it toe-to-toe in a proper physical battle. I loved it.Get VIP FA Cup semi-final tickets HERE with Seat Unique!There's only one place to be if you're a Man City, Southampton, Chelsea or Leeds fan this weekend: Wembley Stadium. Secure your seat now. They don't come around often.View DealGabriel went over the top, and credit to Haaland - most footballers now would fall down rolling on the ground holding their face. He stood up and fronted it. Gabriel got away with one, and it probably helped Arsenal. If he'd been suspended, it would have been a big problem because his partnership with William Saliba is so good.Moving on to whats going on at Chelsea, and I must say I was surprised by their decision to sack Liam Rosenior. He was widely criticised, but you look at all the managers since this hierarchy came in, they've all struggled and arrived with decent pedigree.Get FourFourTwo NewsletterThe best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsorsBy submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over.I thought Enzo Maresca was a good manager there, and was surprised when he left. Liam's a good manager too, but that performance against Brighton didnt help him when he was trying to prove himself as the right man for the job.They werent just beaten, they got battered. The scoreline could have been more convincing and Brighton were outstanding.It didnt help him that the likes of Cole Palmer, Reece James or Jo�o Pedro werent available, as they are three of their best players. I also think some of their other players are probably fortunate to be playing for a club like Chelsea. It looks like they're not going to qualify for the Champions League, the gap is too big now. I wouldve liked to have seen Liam given until at least the start of next season, by which time he couldve brought in a few players and built from there. But he didnt get the time to do that. What to read next 'Oliver Glasner could learn a lot from Eberechi Eze. He went about his business and got his head down. He's still got a job to do, and Crystal Palace are still paying his wages' Clinton Morrison's Top Top Column 'Adama Traore needs to lay off the weights' Clinton Morrison's Top Top Column 'I think Tottenham Hotspur's hierarchy has made the right appointment for a change' Clinton Morrison writes in his Top, Top Column for FourFourTwo They now have a huge FA Cup semi-final against a Leeds side in good form. Theyre almost certainly safe from relegation, and Leeds fans will be dreaming of seeing their side in the final after watching that Chelsea performance. It's a semi-final I'm really looking forward to.One team which certainly isnt safe from the drop is Tottenham. If they dont beat Wolves, theyre as good as relegated. I did see a good performance against Brighton, and I am seeing signs of improvement under Roberto De Zerbi. He should have come straight in after Thomas Frank rather than Igor Tudor coming in first. But this is the perfect time to play Wolves, who are really struggling. Wolves have probably got one eye on next season in the Championship and I think Tottenham will win the match.It will be so interesting when they play Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the penultimate game of the season. I wouldnt be surprised if Tottenham beat Chelsea, given how poorly theyre playing at the moment. It could be a result which keeps them in the Premier League, and the hatred between the two clubs is massive. However, that will all be irrelevant if Spurs dont beat Wolves!Finally, Ill end this week by reflecting on the outstanding job which Frank Lampard has done in winning the Championship title with Coventry City. The chairman has backed him, and theyve gone from strength to strength after making some shrewd additions. A special mention also has to go to Mark Robins, who laid the foundations for what they went on to achieve this season. Im very pleased for Frank, because hes a good guy and you want to see good people succeed.TOPICSArsenalManchester CityChelseaPremier LeagueClinton MorrisonColumnistClinton Morrison is a former international striker and prominent sports broadcaster best known for his two successful spells at Crystal Palace, where he scored over 100 goals. Over a 19-year playing career, he made more than 700 appearances for clubs including Birmingham City and Coventry City, while also earning 36 caps for the Republic of Ireland and travelling to the 2002 World Cup. Since retiring in 2016, he has transitioned into a ubiquitous media personality, bringing his energetic and charismatic style to major outlets like Sky Sports (Soccer Saturday), the BBC (Match of the Day and 5 Live), ITV and now FourFourTwo.With contributions fromJames Hilsum
