If things continue at this rate, Manchester City may struggle to achieve what once seemed out of reach – securing a spot in the Champions League.

The reigning champions of England were unable to overcome Brighton at home, resulting in a 2:2 draw. Following the 29th round of the Premier League, they risk slipping to sixth place in the rankings.

Currently, the top five teams will earn the right to compete in Europe’s elite tournament next season.

The “Citizens” twice took the lead through Haaland’s penalty and Marmuš, but Brighton recoverd on both occasions to earn a well-deserved point in Manchester. Estupinjan equalized with a free kick, and City defender Husanov was unfortunately involved as the ball deflected off his knee into the net early in the second half…

While City finds itself in turmoil, Nottingham Forest is charging towards the Champions League, having earned a convincing 4:2 away win against Ipswich.

The match started poorly for Ipswich, as they found themselves down 0:3 early on due to goals from Milenković and Elanga (who scored twice), and later Žota added another for the “foresters.” Forest now holds a secure spot in third place, just a point behind Arsenal, but with one game more played.

Wolverhampton claimed a victory over Southampton at St. Mary’s, finishing 2:1, while David Moyes’ Everton managed to salvage a draw against his former club, West Ham, with a last-minute goal making it 1:1.

The Hammers initially took the lead at Goodison with a goal from Souček in the 67th minute, but O’Brien equalized for Everton in the 91st minute.

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