Arsenal legend Martin Keown still thinks Liverpool are “firm favourites’ to win the Premier League title despite the Gunners and Man City winning on Wednesday.
Despite Arsenal and Man City doing their jobs on Wednesday evening, Keown still thinks Liverpool are favourites for the Premier League title because of their remaining fixtures. “I wasn’t sure at the beginning, he played as a centre forward in the Community Shield and I didn’t see the work-rate or the running in the channels. He moved back into midfield but now he’s in his best position as a front player.
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