Premier League: Roy Keane makes fresh title prediction after Man City vs Arsenal draw

• Manchester United icon Roy Keane has weighed in on the Premier League title race
• The ex-defender offered his insights on the race after Man City's draw vs Arsenal
• The draw denied the Gunners a golden chance to return to the summit of the table

Manchester United legend Roy Keane has made a fresh Premier League title prediction following City's clash against Arsenal.

The two title favourites played out a goalless draw during their meeting at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday, March 31.

The result denied both teams an opportunity to go top of the table as we head into the new week.

According to Metro UK, Liverpool now have a two-point advantage at the summit following their 2-1 vital win over Brighton earlier on Sunday.

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The Reds have 67 points after 29 games, while Arsenal are down in second with 65 points.

City, meanwhile, remain in third with 64 points with just nine games left to end the season.

Keane makes new EPL title prediction

Keane has now weighed in on the Premier League title race as Liverpool, Arsenal, and Man City all angle for glory.

Speaking after the Etihad showdown, the United icon insisted that Liverpool are now the favourites to dethrone Pep Guardiola's men as English champions at the end of the season.

“Liverpool are the real winners of today, obviously winning and watching these two teams draw,” Keane told Sky Sports, via The Mirror.

"Liverpool will be delighted. You’re looking at the table now and thinking Liverpool will be favourites for it," the former defender continued.

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In other news, Sports Brief also analysed why Man City now face the daunting task of retaining the Premier League title this season.

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The Citizens have won the prestigious crown three seasons in a row under Guardiola, and are looking to make history with the fourth on the bounce.

However, City are unlikely to defend the title this term, with the side facing stiff competition from Liverpool and Arsenal.

There are only nine games left to end the 2023/24 campaign.