Arsenal are now favourites to win the Premier League title.
Mikel Arteta's side beat Tottenham 2-0 in Sunday's north London derby.
After Manchester City lost 2-1 to Manchester United in the Manchester derby, the Gunners are now eight points clear at the top of the table.
Are they going to win the title for the first time since 2003/04? The bookmakers believe so.
But the title wasn't the only talking point from an action-packed weekend of Premier League football.
The top-four race swung the way of Man Utd and Newcastle United as their wins, coupled with losses for Tottenham and Liverpool saw them take control as they look to qualify for next season's Champions League.
Down at the other end of the table, Everton's season reached a new low as they lost 2-1 at home to fellow relegation candidates Southampton.
The majority of Premier League clubs have now played 19 matches and are exactly halfway through their Premier League season.
And we've got a pretty good idea of how the table will end up come May.
But rather than us simply guessing how the table will end up, data can more accurately predict what will happen between now and then.
That's where FiveThirtyEight come in.
They've created an algorithm to forecast the future of the Premier League.
So, following the weekend's action, how will the Premier League end?
Let's take a look:
The final Premier League table predicted
Like the bookmakers, data believes Arsenal will now win the Premier League.
Arteta's men are predicted to finish on 85 points - three clear of Man City. They now have a 55% chance of winning the league.
Despite only being one point above Man Utd following the Manchester derby loss, City are predicted to finish EIGHT points ahead of Erik ten Hag's team.
Making up the top-four is Newcastle following their late victory over Fulham. They're expected to reach 70 points, four adrift of United.
It means Liverpool are set to miss out on the top four. They're predicted to reach 66 points and finish fifth, given just a 34% chance of qualifying for the Champions League.
In sixth, remarkably, is Brighton. After beating Liverpool 3-0 at the weekend, they're expected to finish above both Tottenham and Chelsea on 64 points.
Tottenham and Chelsea are predicted to come 7th and 8th respectively, representing a disappointing campaign for the two London clubs.
Two further London clubs, Brentford and Fulham make up the top 10 with far more positive seasons for them.
Now, let's look down at the other end of the table.
It was a tough weekend for Bournemouth following their 2-0 loss to Brentford. And they're now predicted to finish rock bottom in 20th on 32 points. They have a 64% chance of being relegated.
Everton are predicted to finish 19th also on 32 points. It's 60% chance they're consigned to the Championship.
But despite beating Everton at the weekend, Southampton are also expected to be relegated. They're forecast to pick up 35 points. Their chances of being relegated are at 43%.
It means Wolves, Nottingham Forest, West Ham, Leicester and Leeds all survive by the skin of their teeth. In fact, there are just six points separating Leeds in 13th and Southampton in 18th.
Now that's a survival final day we all want to see - apart from the supporters of the clubs involved!
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