Arsenal dares Everton and says ”The 35-year title fact we want to change on Sunday” what will happen?

Arsenal dares Everton and says ”The 35-year title fact we want to change on Sunday” what will happen?

We hope that the results go our way when we take on Everton on Sunday, still having a possibility to win the Premier League title a few hours later.

Even if we trail Manchester City in the standings heading into the last day, history suggests that we still have a chance to win the afternoon if our players and supporters have faith in us to pull off some late heroics.

This is due to the fact that we were the last team to win England’s premier league, having defeated Liverpool at Anfield on the final day of the season in 1988/89.

Our championship shootout with the Reds has to be the most dramatic finish in English league history, as the two best teams faced off in their final meeting with the league on the line. City may have had their own thrilling last-minute championship clinchers in previous years.

Alan Smith gave us the lead on 53 minutes, and in the dying seconds of the game and season, Michael Thomas poked the ball into the net to guarantee that the First Division trophy would accompany us back to North London. We needed a two-goal victory to beat Kenny Dalglish’s team to the title.

On the last day of the season, no team has been able to overtake the league leaders since that historic night 35 years ago. We must first defeat Everton in order to have any chance of winning on Sunday; if you’re searching for signs, there are several to select from.

In the past 27 league home games, we have only lost once to the Toffees, and throughout this run, we have triumphed three times on the penultimate day of the season.

No side has won their season’s last Premier League game more frequently than us—we’ve done it 22 times, including the past 12 times in a row—when it comes to ending strong. On the other hand, Everton has suffered 14 losses in their competition final game, more than any other team.

Mikel Arteta, on the other hand, has won all four of his matches, giving him and Chris Coleman the joint-best final day win percentage in the history of the competition. If he makes that a handful on Sunday, he may emulate George Graham by taking the lead right before the season comes to an end, right before the curtain rises.

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