Will Liverpool remain unbeaten and eventually become England Champion????
Have been amazed and puzzled lately due to what is happening in premier league football.
Last Saturday was an unbelievable day, I can't lie about the fact that I didn't believe Liverpool will win the match against Manchester city. Have thought the only team that can defeat Liverpool in their current form is Manchester city but I was badly wrong has Liverpool were so amazing that day and defeated Manchester City.
That day I couldn't believe my eyes based on what happened that day at Anfield. Although, Liverpool is good but I thought they would be like a piece of cake to Manchester city. But I was shocked when I saw 2-0 in the 14th min of the match, I thought it would end up a come back for Manchester city but Liverpool made sure that didn't happen.
This has got me thinking of who is going to eventually be emerged champions of EPL .
On the other hand, it not only Liverpool am focusing on but am deliberating on Leicester city, those boys are really good on the pitch they made sure they are on the track for EPL title and any single mistake from Liverpool Leicester might not give Liverpool chance of remaining first anymore.
I sure of any team for now for the EPL title, am Justing saying based on what is happening now, anything can happen in the later feature which i mean the second phase of the title which probably starts January.
This phase is the hardest part of EPL because most team wouldn't want to lose any point anymore, and they will fight for the title and even make sure they are in top four to be to able qualify for champions league.
I wouldn't be surprised if Liverpool drops point in the second phase because it happened last season that they eventually came second after being so inform last season but the champions league title they won covered up for it. I hope they have learnt their lesson and that sort of a thing wouldn't happen anymore, but until then let's wait for upcoming actions right here in premier league.
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