City, Arsenal face relegation bound team | The Nutmeg
14 April 2023 |
3:45 pm
Ayomide Sotubo and Hurrikane Andrew on The Nutmeg today talk about:
- Fatai Osho's dramatic U-turn on Rivers United
- EPL Title Race: 8 games to go, nine for City. Who wins the race?
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