Arsenal has ‘hope’ to persecute Liverpool in the Premier League title, says Gary Neville, while Jamie Redknapp predicts ‘twists and thorch’ | Football news
Gary Neville thinks Arsenal would gain “hope” in the Premier League title despite the Liverpool victory over Wolves, while Jamie Redknapp believes there is still a lot of turns before deciding the title destination.
Liverpool ran two goals against Wolves on a great Sunday, but Matheus Cunha pulled one goal back to set a nervous finale at Anfield.
Arne Slot’s side stayed to win a seven-point lead at the top of the Premier League table over Arsenal, but Neville believes that Gunners, who beat Leicester 2-0 on Saturday, took abundance of positive results with the way of winning Liverpool .
“I think it was a good day for Liverpool,” Neville said Sky Sports.
“I even think he was half a day for Arsenal with Liverpool, who had just moved to the line against the Wolves team, which I thought he was fantastic when Aston Villa were far away and Man City.
“Sometimes you get such a game when you go to a title at home when people think you will appear and win. Move 2-0 and think you will continue to achieve three or four to achieve three or four but it turns out to be a hard afternoon .
“We all had these types of games and that’s why it’s a good result for Liverpool.
“But also, that’s why Arsenal will watch it and think it was a tight game and a slender victory, which would give them a little hope.”
‘The key week comes for Liverpool’
Neville said that next week could be crucial in the title race, and Liverpool was facing difficult conditions in Aston Vili and Man City on Wednesday Great Sunday Before driving a Arsenal fixture that includes games against Nottingham Forest, Man UTD and Chelsea.
He added, “This is big next week. Two Liverpool games opposed Aston Villa and Man City are massive.
“The villa is not in the best form, but Villa Park is the soil you can catch on. Man City is the second place where you can absolutely catch yourself. They have players that can 100 percent scored two or three goals against you.
“Go through the villa and the city intact, then the pressure turns to the Arsenal because they have games against Nottingham Forest, Man Utd -a Chelsea. It’s a good chance that they can put down points in that ride.
“If Liverpool can get four points from the next two games, it will be in a really good position.”
Redknapp: long way to Liverpool
Meanwhile, former Liverpool midfielder Jamie Redknapp predicts a “sharpness” battle between the first two rights by the end of the season.
“It wasn’t calm [Liverpool’s win over Wolves]”Said Redknapp.” I would put it off on the previous two results. The goal of Everton, where they scored late and Plymouth’s result that broke them from their rhythm.
“Even 2-0. I felt it at halftime, it was still ticklish 45 minutes. They managed to stick to.
“Liverpool just had to get three points. It was a big victory for them, holding Arsenal on the reach of his hand. But there is a long way. A lot of turns and turning.
“The title will be sharp,” he added. “You can see this from the success of Liverpool against Wolves. They were nervous.
“They need a win against the wolves, no matter how they did it. This is a type of pressure you will come to.
“It will be the case who can handle the nerves because there will be so many turnarounds.”
