Arsenal’s 5-1 victory over Manchester City on Sunday made it possible for the Gunners to win the Premier League title, while Nottingham Forest made a huge step forward toward the Champions League next year.
Mohamed Salah’s double on Saturday gave Liverpool the edge over Bournemouth, ending their 12-game unbeaten run. Only Arsenal could recover from the disorganized and dethroned defending champions with a statement win.
As Everton and Tottenham fought their way out of the bottom four, the battle to avoid relegation seems to be getting worse.
Three Premier League weekend talking points are examined by AFP Sports.
Arsenal’s teen stars

The goals from academy graduates Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri lit up a day to remember for Arsenal when they face a team that has denied them the title in each of the last two seasons.
Since Wayne Rooney announced his arrival for Everton against Arsenal in 2003, the teenagers have scored against the reigning champions for the first time.
Lewis-Skelly would have been expelled if not for his contentious red card from last weekend’s game against Wolves.
His first goal for the club was the most impressive result of that reprieve, which capped off his incredible performance.
He completed the performance with a cocked celebration while imitating City striker Erling Haaland’s signature meditation pose.
Nwaneri, who has seven goals this season, is enjoying the extra time Bukayo Saka’s injury layoff has given him.
Arsenal’s youth was starkly different from an aging City side whose best days are clearly over and need a makeover if Pep Guardiola wants to make them contenders once more next season.
Liverpool’s six-point lead, with a game in hand to come, may prove too much for Arsenal to usurp by May.
However, two potential homegrown stars will hold plenty of promise for Mikel Arteta’s men in the future.
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Forest’s magnificent seven

With a stunning 7-0 thrashing of Brighton on Saturday, Forest answered any questions about their top-four standings.
Chris Wood scored a hat-trick, and Morgan Gibbs-White and Anthony Elanga both excelled in a devastating comeback against Bournemouth a week prior.
They watched as the entire chasing pack for a place in the Champions League lost in a nice few days for Nuno Espirito Santo’s men.
On top of defeats for City and Bournemouth, Newcastle fell 2-1 to Fulham and Aston Villa 2-0 at Wolves.
Forest’s lead over fifth-placed Newcastle now stands at six points.
Due to English teams’ strong start in the European competitions, even a top-five finish should be sufficient to secure Champions League this year.
Everton’s ‘ Moyesiah ‘
A deserved goal for Ili to cap a fine afternoon. pic. twitter.com/WNpwD0S6dF
Since taking overt control of Everton last month, David Moyes has made a comeback at Goodison Park.
The Scot, who became famous with the Toffees for 11 years between 2002 and 2013, returned with the expectation of a club-record 71-year top flight relegation fight.
However, Everton won their third straight game to move them nine points clear of the bottom three and three points clear of Manchester United in the 13th place with a 4-0 victory over Leicester.
“Our job is to ensure that we are a Premier League team,” he said. The final three outcomes will significantly influence that development, according to Moyes.
“I found the noise incredible. I can recall how it was always. We started by giving them something to talk about, and we did that right away.
By contrast, Leicester’s eighth defeat in nine dropped them back behind Wolves into the bottom three.
Ipswich’s hopes of survival also took a huge hit as bottom-of-the-table Southampton won for the first time since November at Portman Road.