Premier League's fight for fourth: Why Arsenal, Man United, Spurs, West Ham will, won't do it
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The Premier League's title race might have ended on Sunday, but the top-four race is healthier than ever before. It didn't stay up late on New Year's Eve; no, it went to bed at 9 p.m., woke up at 5 a.m. the next day, went for a hike at 6, and by 7 a.m. was contemplating the year ahead -- clear-headed and hangover free -- from atop a quiet nearby peak. The year before, everyone thought they knew the top-four race; there was really only one word to describe it: predictable. But not anymore. With everyone else still asleep or groggy from the night before, the top-four race stated its intention for the first half of 2022: COMPLETE CHAOS.
