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Published on 2024-02-06 15:45:34
Arsenal legend Ian Wright has provided his fresh Premier League title prediction after the Gunners secured a 3-1 victory over Liverpool on Sunday. The win moved Arsenal to within two points of Premier League leaders, Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool.
In addition to Arsenal’s win, Manchester City also secured a 3-1 victory against Brentford on Monday night, with Phil Foden’s hat-trick helping Pep Guardiola’s men to level on points with Arsenal, though they have a game in hand.
When asked for his prediction for the Premier League’s top three in order, Arsenal legend Wright stated: “I am going to go Arsenal, City, Liverpool because that’s what I want, but you can’t. It’s silly really simply because of City, their experience, the fact that they have got everyone fit. It would be silly of me to say, as much as I want it to happen, you still have to say City probably will win the league.”
Wright’s son, Shaun Wright-Phillips, also gave his tip: “City, Liverpool, Arsenal. I just think Liverpool are used to going toe-to-toe. They’ve been there, they’ve done it. Arsenal’s done it once. With the Champions League coming into play for Arsenal, with injuries, I don’t think they’ve got the depth to go all the way.”
Following Arsenal’s win over Liverpool, the team came under criticism for their celebrations from football pundits Jamie Carragher, Rio Ferdinand, Gary Neville, and others. However, Ian Wright defended Arsenal and manager Arteta, stating: “The negativity towards my manager man, what has he done apart from celebrating a goal and celebrating his team?”
Wright further expressed his frustration with the criticism, urging people to not kill the joy and allow the team to celebrate their moments. He emphasized the intensity of hatred towards Arsenal and asked for space to enjoy their victories.
In conclusion, Wright encouraged Arsenal fans to enjoy the team’s moments and celebrate with passion, despite the pressure and criticism they face. He urged everyone to allow the joy and expressed pride in Arsenal’s victory over Liverpool.
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