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EPL: Gary Neville names team to win title after Game Week 1 fixtures
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EPL: Gary Neville names team to win title after Game Week 1 fixtures

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Manchester United legend, Gary Neville is sticking with his early-season prediction that Arsenal will win the Premier League title.


Neville was speaking after Liverpool played out a 2-2 draw at Newcastle United in Sunday’s late kick-off.

The Reds escaped with a point after Dominik Szoboszlai slammed home a 99th-minute penalty.

Earlier in the day, Manchester City came from a goal down to defeat Bournemouth 2-1 at the Etihad Stadium.

Neville, speaking on Sky Sports, claimed that the top teams were struggling with new players and managers.

He said: “We’ve got new managers, lots of new players and so much change at the top. Arsenal should win this league by a street.

“We’ve seen Tottenham get beaten, Man United lose, Liverpool nearly lose, Man City scrambling for a win at home.

“The unpredictable nature we thought we’d see at the top, we have seen on this opening weekend. It’s played out pretty much how I thought it would do.”

EPL: Gary Neville names team to win title after Game Week 1 fixtures

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