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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has expressed doubt about his team’s ability to catch up with Arsenal in the Premier League title race. After a draw with West Ham, Liverpool now sits two points behind Arsenal, who have played one game fewer. Klopp believes that this gives both Arsenal and Manchester City an advantage that will be difficult to overcome.
Liverpool’s recent form has been less than stellar, with only one win in their last four league matches. Meanwhile, Arsenal could widen the gap to five points if they secure a victory against Tottenham in the upcoming North London derby. Manchester City, who have played two games fewer than Liverpool, also remain a point ahead of them.
With only three fixtures left in the season, Klopp admits that Liverpool’s chances of winning the title are slim. He emphasizes the importance of winning their remaining matches but acknowledges that it may not be enough to close the gap. Klopp remains realistic about the situation and is not angry or frustrated.
Arsenal and Manchester City’s Position
Arsenal faces a challenging match against Tottenham, despite their recent defeat to Newcastle. Tottenham has a strong home record and has lost only once in their last nine matches at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Meanwhile, Manchester City will play Nottingham Forest away in the first of their final five matches.
Arsenal currently sits at the top of the table, two points ahead of Liverpool. However, they have played one game more than Manchester City, who are just one point behind them. The title race remains open, and both Arsenal and Manchester City will be hoping to maintain their advantage until the end.
This article was updated 2 weeks ago