Why Liverpool can beat Arsenal and Manchester City to the Premier League title

After a month of thrilling World Cup matches, Premier League football has been brought back to life. The glamour, passion and incredible comeback of most football teams at this tournament has been entertaining to fans from all over the world.

With Lionel Messi lifting the trophy for the first time and probably the last time, Argentina could have won the World Cup, but can Arsenal really replicate it? Is it really possible that they can beat Manchester City and the resurgence of Liverpool for the league title?

After getting some breathing space on the back end of the season as a result of the World Cup, Liverpool gears up to win it all. The Reds played 68 games with three finals last season. Most of these matches were played by players such as Van Dijk, Andrew Robertson, Trent Alexander Arnold, Mo Salah and Firmino.

Now rested and fully recovered from last season's burn out, Liverpool are now ready to challenge Arsenal who are hoping to end their 18 years wait to win the title. The last time Arsenal lifted the Premier League trophy was in 2002.

City meanwhile are attempting to turn the Premier League title into a one horse race having won it three times in a row. The fourth time's going to turn the most competitive league into a sideshow. As a matter of fact, no one wants it.

Liverpool are undoubtedly the favorite to win the league and it'll be a miracle if Arsenal or Manchester City don't stop them.

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