Arsenal vs Manchester City prediction: Manchester City vs Arsenal prediction, live streaming: How to watch Premier League match?

The Premier League title could be decided when leaders Arsenal visit second-placed Manchester City on Sunday. Considering City (19-5-7, ⁠64 points) have one more game left than Arsenal (21-4-7, 70 points), both teams could control their own destiny with a win. Both teams have other competitions to consider: City in the FA Cup semi-final against Southampton and Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League semi-final against Atletico Madrid.

Last weekend Arsenal suffered a surprising 2-1 defeat at home to Bournemouth, a day before City beat Chelsea 3-0. City also beat the Gunners 2–0 in the Carabao Cup Final at Wembley Stadium on 22 March, courtesy of Nico O’Reilly’s second-half brace.

Arsenal-Manchester City Live Broadcast

The Premier League match between Manchester City and Arsenal will kick off at 11.30am ET on Sunday 19 April at the Etihad Stadium in East Manchester. The Premier League match between Manchester City and Arsenal will be broadcast live on NBC. The football game will be broadcast live on NBC.com and Peacock.

The Premier League match between Manchester City and Arsenal is expected to end in a draw.

Wolverhampton Wanderers moved a step closer to relegation from the Premier League after a heavy 3-0 defeat at Leeds United on Saturday left the bottom club anxiously looking at results elsewhere.
Long stuck in the relegation zone, Wolves now need a lifeline from Tottenham Hotspur when they host Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday to delay what feels like an inevitable return to the Championship. Bournemouth scored a late winner to secure a deserved victory at St James’ Park. Marcus Tavernier put Bournemouth ahead in the first half and Newcastle midfielder William Osula equalized in the 68th minute before the visitors regained control with Adrien Truffert’s strike five minutes from time.

As a result, Bournemouth finished eighth with 48 points, while Newcastle fell to 14th place with 42 points.

Fulham kept their fading European hopes alive after goalkeeper Bernd Leno made a superb injury-time save to secure a goalless draw against West London rivals Brentford.