LIVE: Arsenal Vs Everton 2-1 (FT), Premier League Title Race Run-in
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London, United Kingdom - A pleasant day to you and welcome to Legit.ng's coverage of the English Premier League (EPL) match featuring Arsenal and Everton at the Emirates Stadium in North London.
Arsenal are second in the EPL and two points off leaders Manchester City, who are hosting West Ham concurrently. 'The Gunners' need to beat Everton and hope City drop points to win their first title in 20 years.
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Arsenal vs Everton: Full time at Emirates
It has ended at the Emirates.
Arsenal won, but they lost the league.
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Arsenal scores again!
Kai Havertz has managed to score for Arsenal.
The former Chelsea man scored in the 89th minute.
Arsenal vs Everton: EPL title most likely staying at Etihad
It's edging closer to 90 minutes.
Arsenal still searching for the winner, and possibly, a West Ham equaliser. Difficult as things stand!
Arsenal are drawing at home
The Gunners are still labouring hard at the Emirates to get the three points.
Just 20 minutes of action left.
Arsenal vs Everton: Teams back underway
The players are back on the pitch.
45 minutes to seal Arsenal's destiny.
Tomiyasu draws Arsenal level
Defender Takehiro Tomiyasu has equalised for Arsenal, just three minutes after Gueye scored.
It's the Japanese second-ever Arsenal goal.
Arsenal concedes
Former PSG man, Idrissa Gueye, has given Everton the lead.
2 minutes to the end of the first-half.
Gueye converted a freekick.
Arsenal vs Everton: Half an hour gone
30 minutes of action at the Emirates, still nil nil.
Arsenal just need to score.
Arsenal vs Everton: Match starts
The match at Emirates Stadium has kicked off.
Arsenal fans are hopeful today.
Arsenal's starting II out
Arteta has named his starting II to face Everton.
William Saliba and Gabriel at the back while Jurrien Timber is in the squad for the first time since the opening day.
Arsenal need a big favour from West Ham
West Ham can do Arsenal a favour on Sunday, May 19, if they take points off Manchester City in their final Premier League fixture of the season.
Arsenal boss, Arteta, still believes.
Arsenal vs Everton live stream
The game will be broadcast on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate.
For live streaming, subscribers will be able to watch the game via the Discovery+ app or website.
Arsenal vs Everton kick-off time
The match will start at 4 pm Nigerian time on Sunday, May 19.
To avoid match-fixing, all 10 final-day fixtures are played at the same time.
Arsenal captain Odegaard on club's title challenge
Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has said all the players have taken big steps following their unsuccessful bid for the EPL title last season.
The former Real Madrid man stated this while speaking to TNT Sports.
Arsenal injury update
Bukayo Saka left the action at Old Trafford in the final few minutes of his last outing after a strong challenge from Sofyan Amrabat saw him tumble down the side of the pitch and into the stadium LED screens.
His injury status is currently unknown but coach Mikel Arteta has said the star forward is "going to be fine".