Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner insists he will play his “strongest team” in Sunday’s potential Premier League title decider at home to Arsenal. Glasner had previously confirmed his intention to rotate his squad in the final weeks of the season,

For the first time in over two decades, Arsenal players can now call themselves Premier League champions.Manchester City’s failure last night to beat Bournemouth on the south coast sparked jubilant scenes in north London,

Crystal Palace could be without the services of defender Chris Richards for their Premier League match with Arsenal on Sunday.

Palace could have a hand in deciding who wins the title when they play Arsenal on the final day. Alex Pantling/Getty Images Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has strongly indicated that he will put out a strong team for their final two Premier League games

Manchester City’s draw at Bournemouth on Tuesday night confirmed Arsenal as Premier League champions for the first time since 2004. It brought to an end an enthralling Premier League title race, and while it has not always been straightforward for the Gunners,

Mikel Arteta said he is going to be the 'biggest ever' Bournemouth fan on Tuesday, as a win or draw for the Cherries against Manchester City will clinch Arsenal their first Premier League title since 2004.

Arsenal are ahead against Burnley as they look to take one step closer to being crowned Premier League champions. Leandro Trossard hit the post for Arsenal early in the first half, before Kai Havertz rose highest to score a header from a Bukayo Saka corner (37').