Manchester City’s 115 charges and potential points deduction have raised doubts about Arsenal’s chances of winning the Premier League title.

Manchester City’s 115 charges and potential points deduction have brought into question the reality of Arsenal’s hopes for the Premier League title.

In the event of an unexpected draw in Manchester, Arsenal could secure the title by defeating Sean Dyche’s Everton, regardless of the score.

A surprising loss for City would not change much for Arsenal. Only a victory on the final day would give them a chance at winning the title for the first time in two decades.

However, there is a scenario where things could potentially work in Arsenal’s favor, extending beyond the current season.

City is facing the 115 Premier League charges, which are still pending.

The case is scheduled to be heard later this year, with CEO Richard Masters confirming a trial date, although no public announcement has been made. This trial is expected to be a significant moment in English football history, transcending mere points deductions or legal proceedings.

Unlike Everton, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield United, and Leicester City, who have faced charges related to breaching financial regulations, Arsenal’s situation is unique. The allegations against these clubs involve inaccurate financial reporting, use of related parties, and undisclosed managerial payments, among other serious offenses.

The potential consequences for City could be more severe than just points deductions, considering the scale of the alleged crimes.

This is where Arsenal’s hopes for the title could be impacted. The Premier League may have the authority to take actions beyond what has been seen before