Arsenal vs. Liverpool – AI Predicts Who Will Be on Top After Next 5 Games
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Liverpool’s tough away fixtures and current instability may see them drop points, allowing Arsenal to close the gap at the top of the table. In summary, while Liverpool remain a top contender, Arsenal’s recent consistency paired with Liverpool’s shaky form shifts predictions in Arsenal’s favor to be on top after these next five games starting October 18, 2025. Verdict: Arsenal might edge out Liverpool and stay on top Read More: Not William Saliba or Gabriel – This Arsenal Defender Will Be the Deciding Factor in the Title Race Arsenal Not William Saliba or Gabriel – This Arsenal Defender Will Be the Deciding Factor in the Title Race Published 5 hours agoon October 10, 2025 Jack Wilshere has identified an Arsenal defender as the crucial element in the Gunners’ title challenge, claiming the Dutch defender’s versatility and quality could prove decisive in their pursuit of the Premier League trophy – and it’s not William Saliba or Gabriel.
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