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Gary Neville asked ChatGPT who the biggest team in England is(Image: The Overlap US/YouTube)

Gary Neville nearly lost his cool after asking ChatGPT to pick England's biggest football club in light of Liverpool's latest title triumph.

Having secured the Premier League on Sunday, the Reds have now matched Manchester United's total of 20 league titles, reigniting a heated debate about who truly reigns supreme.

Boasting six Champions League trophies - twice as many as United - some may argue that Liverpool have the edge.



podcast, the ex-United right-back turned to artificial intelligence for a verdict.

With a bit of prompting, ChatGPT ultimately chose United over Liverpool, although it stressed that the two clubs remain "neck and neck" in stature.

Discussing the debate, Neville conceded that Liverpool were now England's most successful club, yet clung to his belief that United were bigger, and "always" would be.

"I will always maintain [that] Manchester United are the biggest football club in this country, and that will never change," the 50-year-old said.

They've won 20 titles and they've won more European Cups, and they're the two trophies we all measures ourselves by.

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"What I haven't enjoyed is where people have [translated] that to Liverpool being the biggest club.

I've pushed it, and look what happens," he announced, flashing his phone screen at the camera.

ChatGPT's answer read: "If we have to name one club as the biggest in England overall, the best all-round answer is Manchester United."

Liverpool fans are unlikely to agree.

One more title win would move them past United as England's most successful top-flight club, restoring the "perch" that Sir Alex Ferguson once famously claimed for Manchester.

For now though, the debate rumbles on.

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