Premier League: Arsenal out of breath, Manchester United back in top 3

Drawing for the second consecutive match, Arsenal is showing signs of losing steam against Man City in the Premier League title race, while Manchester United has returned to the top 3.

Bukayo Saka missed a penalty, costing Arsenal the victory. (Source: Getty Images)

In contrast to Man City's sublime performance, Arsenal is showing signs of losing steam in the race for the Premier League title this season.

In the London derby in round 31, Arsenal had a great opportunity to increase the gap with Man City when they led West Ham United 2-0 after only 10 minutes thanks to goals from Gabriel Jesus and Martin Odegaard.

However, the Gunners could not protect their achievement when Said Benrahma and Jarrod Bowen scored to help West Ham hold Arsenal to a 2-2 draw.

It is worth mentioning that in this regrettable draw, Arsenal's bright star Bukayo Saka missed a penalty - a shot that could have cost the team the trophy they had been waiting for for so long.

This is also the second consecutive draw for coach Mikel Arteta and his team in the Premier League. Before that, they also led Liverpool 2-0 but in the end only got 1 point when their opponents equalized 2-2.

With the draw against West Ham United, Arsenal only got 1 more point to bring their total to 74. The Gunners are now 4 points ahead of Manchester City but have played one more game.

Also in last night's match, Manchester United had an important 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in the absence of many key players.

Antony played the role of hero for the Red Devils with a goal and an assist for Diogo Dalot to run up and score.

This victory helped Erik ten Hag's team rise to the top 3 of the Premier League with 59 points after 30 matches, 3 points more than the team right behind Newcastle.

On the other side of the front line, Nottingham Forest continues to fall into a difficult situation in the relegation race. This team has only 27 points and is ranked 18th in the Premier League this season.

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