LIVERPOOL FC AT RISK

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You might be wondering what risk they are involved in. Worry not, they are in still in the EPL; they aren't getting a ban from football or EPL football. Their hopes of winning this season's EPL is just getting slimmer. Few days back, they were topping the team at the second spot with 7 points. At a time, it was 10 points. Now, they are only topping Manchester City with 3 points. It's crazy, right? That's football! Anything happens. EPL is just getting crazier and tougher. This actually is making it interesting.

They've drawn two matches two times in a row making Manchester City move closer to them. The first match was against Leicester City. They went there to get a draw. Now, they couldn't defeat Westham on their home ground. Funny enough, they had the first goals in both matches, both teams eventually got an equalizer and that ended it. Their next match is against Bournemouth. It's a tough match I must say. Bournemouth has been proving stubborn lately, they won Chelsea by 4 goals to nil. Although, they couldn't get a win in their next match, but would they emerge as winners against Liverpool too? I'm sure we would find out soon.

Manchester City aren't sure of topping the table too if Liverpool lose their game. They will be playing Chelsea next week, and that's one hell of a match. We all saw what happened in the first league. It can happen again. Manchester City played their best; in fact, Chelsea couldn't get a goal on target in the first forty minutes. The only shot on goal they had in the first half led to a goal. Chelsea knows how to handle them, and they might do fine against them next week. But if Manchester City wins, then Liverpool has to worry. It doesn't matter if they win their next match or not.

Now, the question is; who will eventually win the EPL? Right now, it's between Manchester City and Liverpool or maybe Tottenham. But City or Liverpool are the favorites to win the league. Who are you counting on winning? City or the reds? Let me know in the comment section below.

Until we meet next time...

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