Arsenal delivered a commanding performance against Ipswich Town, securing a 4-0 victory that effectively halted Liverpool's hopes of clinching the Premier League title this weekend. With this defeat, Ipswich's chances of avoiding relegation have significantly diminished, leaving them 15 points adrift of safety with only five matches left to play.

Fresh off a historic win against Real Madrid that propelled them into the Champions League semi-finals for the first time since 2009, Arsenal continued their momentum at Portman Road. Manager Mikel Arteta made minimal changes to the lineup that triumphed in Spain, only adjusting three positions, which paid off with a swift and decisive display.

Leandro Trossard opened the scoring early, netting his eighth goal of the season. Following a well-coordinated attack, Bukayo Saka’s cross was expertly flicked by Mikel Merino into the path of Gabriel Martinelli, who doubled the lead with a well-placed finish. Shortly thereafter, the match took a turn for the worse for Ipswich when left-back Leif Davis received a straight red card for a dangerous challenge on Saka, who fortunately escaped serious injury.

Despite having opportunities to extend their lead, Saka was substituted early in the second half as a precautionary measure after his recent return from a hamstring injury. Trossard added his second goal of the match following a well-executed corner routine, while Ethan Nwaneri capped off the scoring with a deflected effort, sealing a comprehensive win.

This result not only extends Arsenal's strong position in the league but also complicates Liverpool's path to the title, as they must now wait to celebrate their potential championship victory. Arsenal's performance against Ipswich demonstrated their readiness to return to elite European competition next season, setting the stage for an exciting finish to the Premier League campaign.

With this dominant display, Arsenal continues to assert themselves as serious contenders, leaving Ipswich to face an uphill battle in their fight against relegation as the season enters its final stretch.