Premiership

PL Standings after Man City vs Arsenal | 2025-26 table after 33 games | 3 Points between CFC & FFC

Here is a look at the Premier League table as it stood after the Manchester City vs Arsenal April 2026 game. Man City won the game 1-0, bringing Pep Guardiola’s side back into the title race. They are three points behind the Gunners but have a game in hand (v CPFC).

Round 33 was also the game week when Wolverhampton Wanderers were officially confirmed to have been relegated from the 2025/26 PL. Wolves’ relegation was mathematically done following West Ham’s 0-0 draw against Crystal Palace on Monday night, ending an 8 season PL stay (earned promotion in 2018)

Interestingly, only 3 points separate 6th placed Chelsea from 12th placed Fulham. CFC’s CL aspirations took a hit after they lost to Man United and Liverpool and Aston Villa both won their respective games with stoppage time goals.

Premier League table (25/26 season) after 33 games (after Man City 1-0 Arsenal)

Premier League Table after Man City vs Arsenal game April 2026

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Pundit predictions Man City vs Arsenal 2026- City target Gunners after Chelsea win

Week 33’s biggest game, potentially a title-deciding one, sees Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City host league leaders Arsenal. City beat Chelsea 3-0 last weekend, and Arsenal slumped to a loss against Bournemouth in the same game week, bringing MCFC back into the title race.

Here is a look at the big pundit predictions for this MCFC v Arsenal April 2026 Round 33 clash.

Man City vs Arsenal 2026

Chris Sutton

Sutton thinks that while Arsenal have been solid defensively (cites their 0-0 v Sporting Lisbon as an example), they’re not exactly scoring goals freely. Reckons it will be a tight game, but thinks City have that little extra class in terms of personnel to produce a moment of magic that might win the game for them.

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Liverpool FC vs PSG 0-2 Second Leg Player Ratings 2026 from L’Equipe Diario AS Newspapers- Isak, Safonov

Here is a look at the Liverpool 0-2 Paris SG player ratings from the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final from the European sports newspapers.

PSG won 2-0 through two Ousmane Dembele goals to advance to the semi-finals, where they will take on FC Bayern.

L’Equipe player ratings Liverpool vs PSG April 2026 UCL Second Leg

Liverpool’s starting XI got an average rating of just 4.3/10 from L’Equipe, with striker Isak given a 2/10 rating by the French paper for his performance in this quarter-final. On the PSG side, they liked goalkeeper Matvey Safonov and centre-back Marquinhos- both got a 8/10, as did goal scorer Dembele.

Liverpool FC vs PSG 2026 Second Leg Player Ratings L'Equipe

No Liverpool player managed more than a 6/10 rating for this game in L’Equipe’s eyes, and they didn’t think too highly of Arne Slot’s tactics, giving him a 3/10 manager rating (his opposite number Luis Enrique got a 7/10 rating).

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