'Right now...': Jamie Redknapp now says who will win the title out of Liverpool, Arsenal and Man City
11/10/2024 03:00 PM
Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City are all in the mix to win the Premier League title at the moment and now Jamie Redknapp has had his say on who might get it over the line.
Current title holders Man City have lost four games in a row for the first time under Pep Guardiola while Arsenal cannot buy a win at the moment and will see the international break as coming at the ideal time.
Liverpool, of course, have seized the moment and are currently top of the table by five points.
With a long way still to go in the season, there are bound to be ups and downs for all the teams involved.
But according to Jamie Redknapp, there is a clear favourite right now out of the three competing teams.
Jamie Redknapp picks his title winner out of Liverpool, Man City and Arsenal
Speaking on Sky Sports after the draw between Chelsea and Arsenal, Redknapp was asked who he feels is the favourite right now.
And according to Redknapp, there is one over-riding favourite right now.
“Three-horse race. Three-horse race. Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool,” Redknapp said.
“I would like to be in Liverpool's shoes right now. Slot has done a good job, so many good forwards that can come on and change a game. They are in the ascendancy.
“These two other sides (City and Arsenal) have got to get their players fit, but right now Liverpool are favourites."
Title is Liverpool’s to throw away
It’s not very often you get a five point lead ahead of teams as good as Man City and on that basis, Liverpool simply have to make it count now.
The Reds are looking the business under Arne Slot and while Gary Neville suggested Liverpool had work to do still to be champions, Redknapp clearly disagrees.
Redknapp’s point is a good one as well when it comes to City and Arsenal getting their best players back.
Right now, Liverpool have everyone fit and firing and given the points gap they have, it would take a big swing for them to throw it away now.
