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EPL: Carragher makes fresh title prediction after Man City, Arsenal wins

Liverpool legend, Jamie Carragher is sticking with Arsenal to win the Premier League title this season. Carragher was analyzing last weekend's matches on Monday Night Football. City held on to beat newly-promoted Ipswich Town 3-2 at the Etihad on Saturday. A day later, Arsenal needed a late goal from substitute Noni Madueke, to edge a […] EPL: Carragher makes fresh title prediction after Man…

EPL: Carragher makes fresh title prediction after Man City, Arsenal wins

Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher remains confident that Arsenal will secure the Premier League title this season, despite Manchester City's dominance in the table. In his analysis on Monday Night Football, the Liverpool legend pointed to the recent results of both teams. Manchester City narrowly defeated newly-promoted Ipswich Town 3-2 at the Etihad Stadium, while Arsenal secured a dramatic 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest with a late goal from substitute Noni Madueke.

City currently sits at the top of the league standings with 18 points, leaving them three points ahead of Arsenal, who are in second place. However, Carragher insists that Arsenal should not be written off. He stated, "I still see Arsenal as the team to stop. If they dropped more points on Sunday they could have been five behind Man City."

Carragher acknowledged that the situation is fluid, as Manchester City's performance remains uncertain. He concluded, "We obviously don't know what's going to happen with City, we have to take it as it is right now. Arsenal would have been a bit worried about being five points behind someone like Man City and dropping points in quick succession, but they got the win."

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