Is this a real Premier League title race or an expertly maintained illusion?
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Hello Hello. To test. Is this thing still on? As we enter the penultimate weekend of the Premier League season, there is likely to be a title race to appear to exist. Arsenal are at the top, one point ahead of Manchester City. City have a game in hand. Mathematically, nothing has been decided or arranged yet.
What remains to be seen, of course, is whether this is actually a real ...