This season’s English Premier League remains highly competitive, with an increased number of teams challenging for the coveted top four positions....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>

Aston Villa, currently fourth, is among the emerging contenders, while established teams like Manchester United, Chelsea, and Tottenham face challenges securing a top-four spot.

Although it’s premature to predict the league winner, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City stand out as formidable contenders for the EPL title.

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At present, Arsenal leads the league with 33 points, followed by Liverpool with 31 and Manchester City with 30. Despite all three teams showcasing impressive football, the likelihood of Arsenal and Liverpool finishing ahead of Manchester City is supported by two key factors:

1. Superior Record Against Top Teams: Arsenal faced Newcastle United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Wolves, Tottenham, and Manchester United, winning three, losing once, and drawing twice.

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Similarly, Liverpool’s encounters with Chelsea, Newcastle United, Aston Villa, Wolves, Tottenham, Brighton, and Manchester City resulted in three wins, one loss, and three draws.

In contrast, Manchester City’s matches against Liverpool, Tottenham, Chelsea, Manchester United, Brighton, Arsenal, Wolves, and Newcastle United led to three draws, three wins, and two losses.

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2. Goals Conceded: Manchester City’s defense appears vulnerable this season, reflected in their 16 conceded goals, compared to Arsenal and Liverpool, who conceded 11 and 14 goals, respectively.

Analyzing these statistics makes it evident that Arsenal and Liverpool are the frontrunners for winning the league.

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