Premier League: Jamie Carragher Predicts Title Winners as Liverpool, Man City, and Arsenal Eye Crown

• Liverpool, Man City, and Arsenal are all firmly in the Premier League title race
• The Reds are currently topping the standings with 63 points after 27 games
• Only two points separate them at the top and third-placed Arsenal, who have 61

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has predicted who will win this season's Premier League title.

This season's Premier League title race has three clubs strongly challenging for the prestigious crown.

Liverpool, Manchester City, and Arsenal are all firmly in the race, with only two points separating the three English giants at the top.

The Reds are currently leading the standings with 63 points, a point ahead of second-placed City and two better than the Gunners, who sit third.

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Carragher's prediction comes at a time when Arsenal are in hot form, having recently secured a record-breaking win against Sheffield United.

Mikel Arteta's charges hammered the Blades 6-0 on Monday night at Bramall Lane.

The victory saw the north Londoners become the first English team to win three consecutive games by five or more goals.

Carragher predicts EPL title race

Sportskeeda reports that Carragher had previously appeared to suggest Liverpool would win this season's title race.

Speaking on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football, the legendary defender said:

"Liverpool can win the league from the bench because Klopp always uses five subs."

However, the former England international has seemingly retracted that prediction via his X account and instead backed City to win the EPL title for the fourth consecutive season.

"I think Man City will win the league & at no point last night did I say Liverpool will," he clarified.

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A goal each from Martin Odegaard, Gabriel Martinelli, Kai Havertz, Declan Rice, and Ben White earned the Gunners yet another momentous win.

The scoreline saw the north Londoners become the only English league team to win in three successive away games by five or more goals.