Liverpool's Title Celebration is on hold as Arsenal Slip Again in Draw with Palace

Before their Champions League matchup with PSG, Arsenal's late point loss to Crystal Palace delays Liverpool's coronation as Premier League champions and creates new worries.

Even though Liverpool's title win seems inevitable, Liverpool's celebration as Premier League champions will have to wait a few more days. Arsenals were looking on course for a tight victory against a resilient Crystal Palace side in what may have been a microcosm of Arsenal’s domestic season. Jakub Kiwior's opening goal had been canceled out by Eberechi Eze's spectacular volley, but Leandro Trossard quickly put the Gunners ahead once more.

However, Palace earned a point when the substitute had a chance to equalize with seven minutes remaining after William Saliba made a rare mistake. When Palace plays Aston Villa at Wembley on Saturday in the FA Cup semi-final, they will be brimming with confidence.

With five games to go, to watch the match unfold in north London, aware that defeat would secure a record-tying 20th league victory. They just need to tie with Tottenham on Sunday to officially win it; they currently lead by 12 points and have a far better goal differential.

Arsenal appears certain to finish second for the third consecutive year after having dropped points from winning positions in nine of their 13 draws this season. This season may take some solace in their upcoming Champions League semi-final clash with Paris Saint-Germain.

Mikel Arteta claims that the contest was not as well understood as we usually are. Additionally, he announced that Ben White and Mikel Merino would not play against PSG after being benched due to unexplained ailments.