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EPL: Peter Crouch names title winners, teams to finish top-four this season

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Former Liverpool striker, Peter Crouch, has predicted Arsenal to win the Premier League title again this season.

The former England international described the Gunners as the best team in the Premier League after they won the title last season.

Crouch also predicted the teams to finish in the Premier League top four this term.

Speaking on his Podcast, Crouch said, “He [Arteta] delivered and they got to a Champions League final. I’m going to go with Arsenal.”

“I think Arsenal are the best team in the league. I am going to go for Arsenal to win it, City second, Manchester United third and Chelsea [fourth],” he said.

The Premier League 2026/27 season will commence later this month.

EPL: Peter Crouch names title winners, teams to finish top-four this season

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