Ian Wright and Roy Keane have predicted what’s going to happen when Arsenal take on Everton at the Emirates on Sunday.
Mikel Arteta’s side know that a win, coupled with Manchester City dropping points against West Ham United, will see them lift their first Premier League title in 20 years.
ForEverton, the trip to North London will bring to a close a largely forgettable season, which has been marred by points deductions and off-the-field issues.
Sean Dyche’s men have given Evertonians something to shout about in recent weeks and will be desperate to finish their season on a high on what could be Seamus Coleman’s last game for the club.
Here’s what Roy Keane and Ian Wright have said about Arsenal’s clash with Everton
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Speaking on the Overlap, Wright and Keane can only envisage Arteta’s men getting their side of the bargain done on Sunday afternoon.
Wright said: “I think we [Arsenal] are going to get two goals. I don’t know if we will beat them three or four.”
Keane replied: “3-0?”
The Arsenal legend added: “Yeah, 3-0.”
Everton could capitalise on a complacent Arsenal performance on Sunday
Arsenal’s players won’t admit it, but much of the attention will be on Manchester City’s clash against West Ham United at The Etihad.
Unless David Moyes’ men get something against the Premier League champions, the Gunners’ efforts at The Emirates will be redundant.
With attention potentially focussed on events in Manchester, there’s a chance for the hosts to view the visit of Everton as a forgone conclusion; merely turning up will get the job done.
Considering the form Dyche’s men are in, any sub-par Arsenal performance will be punished.
For the travelling Evertonians, ruining the host’s title aspirations would cap what’s been an excellent end to the 2023/24 season.