Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher's predictions in full after Man Utd U-turn performed
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Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have revealed their Premier League predictions for the new season. 09:56, Tue, Aug 25, 2026 Updated: 09:56, Tue, Aug 25, 2026 Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have revealed their Premier League predictions (Image: SKY SPORTS)Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have locked in their predictions for the new Premier League season after the opening weekend.
They also think Manchester City and Chelsea will finish in the top four.Neville, however, has predicted Manchester United to sneak in while Carragher reckons Liverpool will do enough to leapfrog the Red Devils into fourth place.Explaining their picks, Neville revealed that he couldn't really separate United and Liverpool after being accused by Carragher of changing his predictions on a whim."Look, do you want me to be honest? Yes, I can't separate United and Liverpool in fourth place," said Neville.Carragher replied: "I've heard you've changed it four times over the weekend.
Liverpool played and he changed it to United."Neville explained: "A couple of weeks ago, I had United in third. Look, at the moment, I'm not convinced by United or Liverpool, really, but I do think they'll finish fourth and fifth."Both pundits think Arsenal will win the Premier League title once again (Image: Getty)Gary Neville's predictions in fullChampions: ArsenalTop four: Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester UnitedFifth: LiverpoolSixth: BrightonEuropean contender: TottenhamRelegated: Coventry City, Hull City, Ipswich TownRelegation risk: FulhamImpact signing: Bruno GuimaresPlayer to watch: Morgan RogersManager to watch: Xabi AlonsoThe pundits were divided on Manchester United's top-four hopes (Image: Getty)Jamie Carragher's predictions in fullChampions: ArsenalTop four: Manchester City, Chelsea, LiverpoolFifth: Manchester UnitedSixth: TottenhamEuropean contender: BrentfordRelegated: Ipswich Town, Hull City, SunderlandRelegation risk: Crystal Palace, FulhamTop scorer: Erling HaalandImpact signing: Matheus FernandesPlayer to watch: Jeremy JacquetManager to watch: Matthias Jaissle