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EPL: They’ve worst midfield – Roy Keane picks team that won’t win title
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EPL: They’ve worst midfield – Roy Keane picks team that won’t win title

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Manchester United legend, Roy Keane, has ruled out the possibility of Manchester City winning the Premier League title this season.

According to Keane, the Cityzens have the worst midfield among the big top six teams in the Premier League.

“The worst midfield to me is Man City,” Keane said on The Overlap.

“Them four you got there. Talk about winning league titles? With that midfield, no chance.”

Manchester City will begin their Premier League campaign with a home clash against Bournemouth on Sunday.

Enzo Maresca’s side lost 3-0 against Arsenal in the Community Shield last weekend.

EPL: They’ve worst midfield – Roy Keane picks team that won’t win title

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