Arsenal and Manchester City both secured big wins, with Arsenal clinching a comeback in the 96th minute and Haaland breaking a Norwegian scoring record in Man City’s 5-1 rout. Late Drama and Scoring Records Fuel the ChaseBoth Arsenal and Manchester City capitalized fully on Liverpool’s slip-up, fueled by late drama and record-breaking performances. The highlight was a late brace from Erling Haaland, who scored his 92nd and 93rd Premier League goals in just 103 appearances. This spectacular haul officially makes him the top Norwegian scorer in Premier League history, surpassing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in a fraction of the time. The new look of the top four is:Liverpool (15 points) Arsenal (13 points) Crystal Palace (12 points) Manchester City (10 points)The title race is now separated by just five points.