Can Arsenal or Liverpool stop Manchester City from winning a 4th consecutive Premier League title?

6 wins in a row, Manchester City are bulldozing their way to a fourth consecutive Premier League title with grit and style. The club might be struggling with injuries and fatigue after playing over 63 matches last season with little or no time to rest but on current form, City is just too good.

Against Nottingham Forrest, City dictated the tempo of the game; pressed incessantly to win the ball back, carved out openings to shoot and then scored with aplomb.

Even with a man down, City outclassed and outmaneuvered Forrest which should be a cause of concern for Premier League hopefuls- Arsenal and Liverpool.

Arsenal came close to winning the Premier League title last season, but lacked the leadership and cohesion needed to nick the title from City. Liverpool meanwhile have stopped City once and twice lost out with just a point.

Realistically, both teams have what it takes to rival City for the title, but it won't be easy knowing there's a certain striker who loves to bang in the goals for fun.

Erling Haaland's goalscoring prowess was vital in Manchester City winning a third consecutive Premier League title and their first ever Champions League trophy. Stopping him is key.

This season, the striker has scored eight Premier League goals in 6 matches. His goal scoring streak is unbelievable and scary.

If Liverpool and Arsenal are to have a chance of winning the league title, Premier League defenders must have an antidote to stop him first and the rest of City team. It won't be easy but it's possible.

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