Erling Haaland equalised deep into stoppage time for Manchester City at Bournemouth, but a 1-1 draw handed Arsenal the Premier League title with a game to spare.

Pep Guardiola will soon announce his summer departure from Manchester City, but the Citizens are still in the hunt for the Premier League title right now, needing a win away to Bournemouth on Tuesday to take the race to the final day.

Follow live as City face Bournemouth knowing anything less than a victory will see Arsenal win the Premier League

BBC Sport examines some of the key themes before Tuesday's match (19:30 BST), with Manchester City needing a win [TO KEEP THEIR TITLE HOPES ALIVE]. This will be Andoni Iraola's final home game as Bournemouth boss and comes with his team on the brink of qualifying for Europe for the first time.

Erling Haaland has issued a defiant warning to the rest of the Premier League, insisting that Manchester City must use the pain of losing the title to Arsenal as "fuel" for next season. The Norwegian striker cut a frustrated figure after City's pursuit of the trophy officially ended following a stalemate against Bournemouth.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Second half when we made the substitutes, the impact was not what we needed - but 12 days to prepare for that game against three.

Stalemate on south coast means title hopes are over for Pep Guardiola's side

While nearly-all of the attention tonight has been on the Premier League title race and Pep Guardiola's impending departure from Manchester City, Bournemouth have their own goals. With Champions