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Football Weekly Arsenal pull away at top and Spurs grab a late point at Liverpool – Football Weekly
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Mar 16, 2026 
Jonathan Wilson, tactical historian and analyst; Lucy Ward, seasoned match reporter and commentator; Dan Bardell, on-the-ground football writer. They discuss Arsenal pulling clear at the top, a teenage debut goal that could matter, Manchester United’s pragmatic revival, Spurs’ late fight at Anfield, Chelsea’s controversial centre-circle huddle and wider Premier League quirks and rotation.
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How One 16-Year-Old Shifted The Title Race
- Arsenal's late introduction of 16-year-old Max Dalman changed the game's momentum and sealed a vital title-race win.
- Dalman came on, created the first-goal cross and then scored a last-minute solo winner, making the moment iconic for Arsenal fans.
Why City Keep Dropping Points Despite Dominance
- Manchester City's repeated second-half drop-offs and inability to convert dominance into wins have cost them consistency this season.
- Despite huge chance totals (24 to 1 vs West Ham), City lacked the vertical creativity and urgency needed to finish matches.
Spurs Show Fight But Still Look Fragile
- Tottenham's late equaliser at Anfield suggested renewed fight under Igor Tudor but may mask deeper fragility.
- Richarlison's persistence, midfield improvements (Sarr and Archie Gray) and tactical directness unsettled Liverpool late on.