Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes Liverpool have been unlucky not to win this season’s Premier League title, and believes it would take a miracle for Manchester City not to win the league.
With just one game remaining, City are two points clear of Liverpool and will take on West Ham United at home on the last day of the season, a team they have beaten three times this season already, whilst The Reds host Newcastle United.
Brendan Rodgers’ side will need The Hammers to beat Manuel Pellegrini’s side at the Etihad Stadium for then to stand any chance of winning the title, as a point wouldn’t be enough due to City’s superior goal difference.
Despite going on an 11-game winning streak, their 2-0 loss to Chelsea and their 3-3 draw with Crystal Palace have dented Liverpool’s title-dreams and Wenger cannot believe they haven’t finally won a Premier League trophy.
“It’s been a very interesting title race. You feel Liverpool were very unlucky because they had a fantastic second half of the season.
“It will be a miracle if Man City don’t win the league now and congratulations to them.”
He added: “Every other team in the top four will be frustrated by not winning the league this year.”
“City and Liverpool’s offensive potential has been fantastic. That’s where we need to improve.
“My team has shown a remarkable stamina and I am very proud of that. We have been top 128 days but we failed in some big games in away from home.”
Written by Alex Batt – @AlexBatt – @AlexsArticles
