Manchester City's 3-0 victory over Chelsea signals their pursuit of a domestic treble, while Arsenal's Premier League title probability sharply declines.

The Premier League title race underwent a major shift this round: league leaders Arsenal lost 2-1 at home to Bournemouth, while second-place Manchester City secured a 3-0 away win against Chelsea. This has handed City renewed control in the title chase, and the Blues have sounded the charge for a domestic treble.

After the 32nd round matches involving the top two teams, the renowned data agency Polymarket Sports updated the probability for Arsenal and Manchester City to win this season's Premier League title, with the specific data as follows:

Updated probabilities for Arsenal winning various competitions:Already eliminated from the League Cup and FA Cup; Champions League (26%); Premier League (56%), which was 91% before this round.This indicates that Manchester City's probability of winning the Premier League has significantly increased. In the next Premier League match, Manchester City vs. Arsenal, given Arteta's cautious and hesitant approach, he is likely to opt for a defensive counter-attacking strategy, possibly even sticking rigidly to a non-attacking plan. If Manchester City leverages their home advantage and grows stronger through the battle, securing a home win against Arsenal, then the Premier League title race could become virtually decided, as Arsenal's mentality would likely collapse at that point.

Arsenal's probability of winning at least one title (Champions League or Premier League) this season was 96% on March 15th, but had plummeted to 65% by April 13th. Finally, a thought-provoking question:Will Arsenal end this season without any major trophies?