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EPL: ‘Interesting’ – Ally McCoist names favourite team to win title this season
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EPL: ‘Interesting’ – Ally McCoist names favourite team to win title this season

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Former Scotland international, Ally McCoist, has named Arsenal as the favourites to win the Premier League title this season.

McCoist also admitted that it is difficult for a team to defend the Premier League title.

Arsenal won the English top-flight league last season, and they will hope to defend the title.

“Arsenal, I think at this moment in time would be my favourites, just at the start of the tournament,” McCoist told talkSPORT.

“I think there’s improvement in Liverpool, and improvement in United. I think it will be interesting to see.

“Manchester City, we don’t know with no Pep, but I thought Rodri was outstanding at the World Cup.

“We have known how difficult it is to defend the league title, but I just think Arsenal, there’s no way they are certainties, but I would probably have them just starting as favourites,” he said.

EPL: ‘Interesting’ – Ally McCoist names favourite team to win title this season

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