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Manchester City have won the previous three Premier League titles, but could Arsenal or Liverpool dethrone them this season? Ryan Pierse/Getty Images

Hollywood might struggle to match what looks like being an edge-of-your-seat finish to this season's Premier League title race, with the top three of Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City separated by just a single point with 10 games to play.

The injuries to John Stones and Kyle Walker on England duty are a concern for City, while Liverpool fans will worry that Andy Robertson limped out of Scotland's game with Northern Ireland.

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The drama resumes on Sunday when Arsenal travel to the Etihad, where City are unbeaten all season -- though they have been held to home draws by Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, and Crystal Palace.

In plain language, most observers thought they "bottled it."

The question now: is this version a steelier, mentally tougher Arsenal with defender William Saliba -- crucially injured for the run-in last season -- fit and Declan Rice making a vast difference in midfield?

The Gunners have reeled off eight successive wins, scoring 33 goals and conceding only four while exploding the theory that they could not possibly sustain their challenge without a proper No.9.

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Others have taken on the scoring load, notably Kai Havertz (four in his last four), Bukayo Saka (seven in seven) and Rice (three in five).

Remember Arsenal have to face Bayern Munich and Manchester City meet Real Madrid in two huge Champions League quarterfinals, and those matches will be far more of a distraction than Liverpool's Europa League mission against Atalanta, when Klopp can probably rotate his squad.

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Indeed, there is the possibility of a two-legged Champions League semifinal between City and Arsenal.

This time they also have to fit in an FA Cup semifinal against Chelsea at Wembley.

Looking at the matches down the home straight, Arsenal probably have it toughest with four teams in the top six to play -- trips to City, Manchester United and a North London derby at Spurs plus a home game against Aston Villa.

Meanwhile, Liverpool have to go to Old Trafford -- scene of their dramatic 4-3 FA Cup exit recently.

Memories here of Arsenal's Michael Thomas ripping the title from Liverpool's grasp with almost the last kick at Anfield in 1989, Blackburn's agony to ecstasy as they lost in the last minute at Liverpool then learned they had still won the title in 1995, and the two famous Manchester City comeback wins against Queens Park Rangers in 2012 (the Sergio Aguero moment) and Aston Villa in 2022, when they scored three times in the last 14 minutes to win 3-2 and clinch the championship.

This league invariably lights up our weekend and deserves a photo finish, even if it will shred the nerves of the fans.
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