Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, recently discussed his opinions on the Premier League title race and had some insightful things to say about teams like Manchester United, Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Manchester City.
The man in charge of Liverpool’s dugout appears to be anticipating that all of the aforementioned teams will contend for the Premier League title, as he was eager to praise the “incredible” Aston Villa.
In his post-match press conference, Pep Guardiola declared to the world that it would be “the biggest joke in the history of football” if his team were eliminated from the title race.
The German was also eager to inform Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal that the next match “starts again from 0-0” and “not 4-3 already” following their 97th-minute victory over Luton Town.
Over the weekend, Liverpool defeated Fulham 4-3 at Anfield thanks to two thrilling late goals, and Arsenal did the same at Luton.
Given that Arsenal leads the Premier League by two points at the moment, these could turn out to be pivotal moments in the race for the championship.
Regarding whether the championship race will be decided by the wire, Klopp said, “I have no clue.” “I hope not, if we win.
Regarding Villa’s victory over Man City: “It would be the biggest joke in football history if someone wrote Man City off.” That is incredibly illogical.
Arsenal engages in combat. They experienced what we had, just a few days prior (the match against Fulham). It’s a very pleasant feeling. In any case, you will have to restart the following game. It’s not yet 4-3; it’s 0-0. A late goal is not scored by you. That is not carried over to the following game.
“Aston Villa is very amazing. Man United is present. Play football, but not exactly the way they want it. However, their points about how strong the league is are absurd.
First things first, who is competing? Manchester City is the clear front-runner, but Arsenal is sticking to its formula from the previous campaign and Anfield appears to be back to business as usual.
However, should Aston Villa, who finished in third place and defeated the champions handily, also be taken into consideration?
There have been fifteen games played, and at this point you have to answer in the affirmative.
But in February, when the real heat is on, everyone will know who has what it takes to compete for the biggest title in English football.
