Are top teams in EPL getting weaker or are mid-table sides getting better?

By Efny Johan

WITH 21 games played and 17 to go, the Premier League takes a brief back seat this weekend as the FA Cup moves centrestage.

The league now feels split into two clear battles: Arsenal, Manchester City, and Aston Villa are fighting for the title, while teams from Liverpool down to Sunderland are battling for the remaining Champions League spots.

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