Arsenal Can Win The League Next Week — Gary Neville

EKO HOT BLOG reports that Arsenal has been tipped to win the Premier League title by former Manchester United captain, Gary Neville, if they can defeat Liverpool next Sunday.

Despite being eight points ahead of Manchester City, Neville still believes City can retain their title, but Arsenal can clinch the trophy if they secure maximum points at Anfield.

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Neville also shared insights from his time at Manchester United, saying that his former manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, used to say that if you win at Anfield, you win the title. Anfield is known to be a difficult place for teams to visit and get a result, and if Arsenal can secure a win there, Neville is confident they will go on to win the league.

However, Neville also noted that if City are within four or five points of Arsenal when they play each other, the pressure will be unbearable on Arsenal’s shoulders. He believes that if City can stay close to Arsenal, they could potentially overtake them for the title.

Arsenal’s impressive 4-1 win over Leeds United yesterday showcased the team’s ability to dominate games and score goals. The Gunners have been in excellent form lately, and with the likes of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Bukayo Saka leading the attack, they are a force to be reckoned with.

The upcoming clash against Liverpool will be a crucial test for Arsenal’s title ambitions, and a win could put them in a commanding position with only a few games left in the season. The pressure will be on both teams to perform, and fans can expect an exciting match.

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Arsenal fans will be hoping Neville’s prediction comes true, as they look to win their first Premier League title since the 2003/04 season. With the team playing some of their best football in recent years, they will be confident of getting a positive result at Anfield and taking a step closer to their ultimate goal.