Gary Neville Narrows Premier League Title Race to Liverpool and Arsenal After Six Games
Critics note Manchester City have rebounded, cutting the gap after a 5-1 win.
Overview
- Neville said only Liverpool and Arsenal can win the league, ruling out Manchester City despite the early stage of the season.
- He had previously grouped City with Liverpool and Arsenal as viable contenders based on their strong starts.
- Manchester City followed consecutive defeats to Tottenham and Brighton with a five-game unbeaten run, including a 5-1 victory over Burnley that reduced Liverpool's lead to five points.
- The Daily Mirror argues City remain contenders due to Pep Guardiola's pedigree, the squad’s title experience and Erling Haaland, adding that a possible final season for Guardiola could heighten motivation.
- Recent results saw Liverpool lose 2-1 at Crystal Palace and Arsenal come from behind to beat Newcastle 2-1, keeping the picture fluid early in the campaign.