Tottenham 1-1 Leeds United. Spurs scored in the 50th minute. Leeds equalised in the 74th. Arsenal's lead stays at five points with three games left.

The title picture going into this week: Arsenal top with 79 points. Manchester City on 74. City beat Brentford 3-0 on Saturday. Arsenal beat West Ham 1-0 on Sunday. The gap stayed exactly where it was.

Last night was Spurs' chance to be relevant to the title race by denying Leeds a point that does nothing to change City's situation. They couldn't do it. Spurs had 56 percent possession and 14 shots. They had two shots on target. Leeds had four. Spurs were three yellow cards deep by the 82nd minute and spent the last ten minutes trying to hold a draw they'd conceded ten minutes earlier.

Here's the moment that will be talked about at the end of the season. Leeds are 14th. They had nothing riding on this result. They came to North London, fell behind in the second half, and came back to draw against a side 21 places above them in the form table. If Arsenal win by fewer than five points, that result is the night the title turned. If City close this in the final weeks, Tuesday 12 May at White Hart Lane is where people will point.

City play Crystal Palace on Wednesday. The win probability is 81.7 percent. If City win, the gap is two points. Arsenal play Burnley on Monday May 18, with an 88.7 percent win probability. But if City win Wednesday and Arsenal drop points in the meantime, this race is going to the last day.

Leeds came back from the Championship. They have nothing to prove and nowhere to be. And they just made the Premier League title race significantly more interesting by refusing to be irrelevant on a Monday night in North London.