Jamie Carragher makes Arsenal title prediction after Man City thump Liverpool
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| Deputy Sports Editor Published October 11, 2026 9:17pm Updated October 11, 2026 9:17pm Jamie Carragher after Man City’s win over Liverpool (Picture: Sky Sports) Jamie Carragher believes it is already a two-horse race for the Premier League title with Manchester City the only team capable of dethroning defending champions Arsenal. Arsenal moved level with Enzo Maresca’s side with a 2-1 win over Leeds United on Saturday but are once again three points adrift of Man City after they won at Anfield.
Carragher believes only Arsenal and Manchester City are capable of winning the Premier League, claiming they are the two best teams in England ‘by a mile’. Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca (Picture: Getty) ‘Man City fans will be delighted tonight, of course they will,’ Carragher said on Sky Sports’ Gary Neville podcast: ‘For those supporters who love their football club, this will be one of the great days that they all look back on because they’ve had a party here. ‘But in some ways I think almost the feeling around Man City will grow even more, the more they win.
Man City thumped Liverpool at Anfield (Picture: Getty) ‘We need a resolution as soon as possible because we’re watching a game and not sure what it actually means going forward and wondering if it even makes any difference to Man City or the title race with Arsenal. ‘They’re the two best teams by a mile, we know that, and no one else is really going to compete with them for the title. We want every game to matter but right now it doesn’t.’ Asked whether he puts Manchester City slightly above Arsenal at this stage of the season, Carragher added: ‘I think it’s hard to do that this early. ‘But what you would say from Man City’s point of view is they’ve gone and won at two of their toughest venues, Anfield and Old Trafford, and won in very difficult circumstances. ‘I’m a big fan of Enzo Maresca, I always have been.