Jamie Carragher shares his prediction for the Premier League title race, focusing on Liverpool, Manchester City, and Arsenal…

Jamie Carragher has shared his prediction for the Premier League title winner this season following an exhilarating draw between title contenders Manchester City and Arsenal

The Premier League title race is heating up, and Jamie Carragher offers his insights on whether Liverpool, Manchester City, or Arsenal will come out on top..

In a dramatic finish, John Stones scored a last-minute equaliser, allowing Man City to maintain their unbeaten record this season after a hard-fought match against Arsenal on Sunday.

Pep Guardiola’s team, aiming for a record fifth consecutive league title, started strong, with Erling Haaland netting his 100th goal for the club early in the game.

However, Arsenal responded with two goals before halftime, featuring a stunning long-range effort from Riccardo Calafiori and a powerful header from Gabriel.

The situation became more challenging for Arsenal when Leandro Trossard received a second yellow card for delaying the game, leaving them with ten men.

Despite dominating possession in the second half, City struggled to penetrate Mikel Arteta’s solid defense until Stones found the net late in the game, preventing Arsenal from securing a significant win at the Etihad Stadium.

This result positions Manchester City at the top of the Premier League, just one point ahead of Liverpool and Aston Villa, and two points clear of Arsenal.

Carragher considers Manchester City, Arsenal, and Liverpool to be the leading teams in England, but he believes that Guardiola’s squad still holds a slight advantage over their competitors.

In a discussion on a Sky Sports podcast regarding the title race after the thrilling match, Carragher remarked, “I anticipate a scenario similar to last season, where Liverpool remains just behind these two teams.

By next season, they could see significant improvement as the manager becomes more familiar with his squad.

It’s important to note that he hasn’t made many new signings; it’s largely the same team from last season, and I still regard them as the third-best team in the league.”

When reflecting on the two teams we observed today, I still believe that Manchester City possesses a slight advantage. Analyzing the squads and their attacking capabilities, it’s worth noting that Kevin de Bruyne was absent from today’s match.

They seem to have a bit more depth in their attacking options, which gives them the upper hand. Overall, I feel that Manchester City holds the advantage.

Following a late equalizer against Manchester City, Arsenal manager Arteta expressed immense pride in his team for securing a point after being reduced to ten men.

“I am incredibly proud of the team. We faced a challenging situation against the best team in the world,” he stated.

“After we took a 2-1 lead, the dynamics changed significantly. I prefer not to comment on the incident involving Leandro Trossard’s red card.

“It’s remarkable that we managed to play 56 minutes at the Etihad with ten men without conceding. What we achieved is truly unbelievable.

“It’s clear what transpired following that decision, but I believe it doesn’t warrant my commentary. I want to avoid any further distractions off the pitch.”