Premier League 2

PL2 title race set to go down to the wire

13 Apr 2018
PL2 title race, a composite of Leicester's Hamza Choudhury, Arsenal's Eddie Nketian, Liverpool's Ben Woodburn and Swansea's Kenji Gorre

Two points separate top four sides in Division 1 as Swansea City travel to Arsenal on Friday evening

Related Articles
Toshack highlights ‘big opportunity’ External Link
Barnes claims PL2 Player of the Month award
Live tonight: Arsenal U23s v Swans U23s External Link

Arsenal face Swansea City this evening at Emirates Stadium with both teams looking to close in on the Premier League 2 Division 1 title.

Just two points separate the top four teams in a title race that will go down to the final round of matches.

Leicester City lead Arsenal on goal difference, with Liverpool and Swansea two points behind.

All four have just two matches to play.

After Friday's match, Leicester visit Sunderland on Sunday, before Liverpool face a Merseyside derby at Everton the next evening. 

Race for the play-offs

Position Pos Club Played Pl GD Points Pts
1 Blackburn BLB 22 +27 49
2 Aston Villa AVL 22 +21 42
3 Brighton BHA 22 +21 40
4 Middlesbrough MID 22 +5 37
5 Reading RDG 22 -6 34
6 Southampton SOU 22 +4 33
7 Norwich NOR 22 0 32
8 Fulham FUL 22 +1 30
9 Wolves WOL 22 -11 28
Full Division 2 table

Swansea coach Cameron Toshack says the match at Emirates Stadium is a "big opportunity" for his team not just for the season but for the longer term, too.

“Everyone is aware of what is on the game," Toshack told Swansea’s official website. "This sort of match is ideal preparation for when these players make the step into professional football.”

Remaining fixtures
LEI ARS LIV SWA
SUN (A) SWA (H) EVE (A) ARS (A)
DER (H) WHU (A) CHE (H) SUN (H)

Latest Videos

More Videos

Video is currently not available.

02 Nov 2024

Arteta: We should have created more and that's my responsibility

Arsenal manager discusses his side's 1-0 loss at Newcastle as they dropped more points in the title race

Your details have been submitted successfully.

You have already entered this competition. Please check your email for further information.

Your details have been submitted successfully.

Create a Premier League account

Continue

You are logged in as

Enter your details