AFTER nine seasons, Mohamed Salah is finally saying goodbye to Liverpool.

WHEN it comes to managing a club, some managers simply fit better than others.

FOR many of us, at 16, we were still trying to figure out what we wanted to do with our lives. We were probably worried about SPM and our study path afterwards.

FOR some teams, there are eight games left to glory. For others, there are nine games left to salvage something from the season. This is week 29, and for comparison, at this stage last year, Liverpool had accumulated 70 points, while Arsenal currently have 67 points in the 2025-2026 season.​

THE drama did not start over the weekend. It began on Friday morning as Arsenal decided to play their matchweek 31st against Wolves early to avoid fixture congestion in the future.

IT is the FA Cup weekend, and the Premier League is on pause.

THE title race is still on, as Manchester City won for the third time at Anfield, marking the first time in a very long time with crowds in the stands.

AFTER losing a game against a direct rival, it is better sometimes to play away from home. It reduces pressure from the home crowd, allowing players to loosen up and approach the game differently.

THIS was a weekend of missed opportunities in the Premier League – especially for league leaders Arsenal.

WITH 21 games played and 17 to go, the Premier League takes a brief back seat this weekend as the FA Cup moves centrestage.

IF you are a serious title contender, you must build momentum from a good result and carry it all the way to the trophy ceremony.

WHEN in a title race, you will do whatever it takes to stay in it. That was exactly what transpired during the Boxing Day fixtures for Arsenal, Manchester City and Aston Villa.