Former Arsenal forward Ian Wright is confident Liverpool can win this season's Premier League title following a blistering start to the campaign. Arne Slot's side currently lead the league table with five points after just 11 matches played so far following their 2-0 win over Aston Villa over the weekend and Wright believes the Reds have what it takes to become champions.

Liverpool have surged clear at the top of the Premier League after a dramatic weekend in which Manchester City lost for the fourth game in a row and Arsenal dropped points.Arne Slot has enjoyed a fine start in the post-Jurgen Klopp era with Liverpool five points clear at the top going into the international break.

Defending champions Manchester City are seeking an unprecedented FIFTH consecutive Premier League title win. They are second in the table but have lost their last two league matches as they deal with an injury crisis.

The Reds are expected to eventually run out of steam, but they now have every chance of winning the title in Arne Slot's first season at Anfield

Liverpool eased into the November international break with a 2-0 Premier League win over Aston Villa at Anfield.Goals from Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah secured another league win for Arne Slot as Liverpool move five points clear at the top of the table.

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery has disclosed that Liverpool are favorites to win this season's Premier League title ahead of Manchester City and Arsenal. The Reds

Ex-Liverpool defender Glen Johnson has been encouraged by his former team's impressive start to the Premier League season

Last 10 champions after 11 games. Manchester City have won the last four Premier League titles, and the first of those four provides the biggest hope for Arsenal. In the 2020/21 s

Ruben Dias has told Manchester City’s rivals to ‘doubt’ them and claimed the league’s top sides want to ‘take us down’. The Blues have suffered four defeats in a row in all competitions and have fallen five points behind leaders Liverpool.

Arsenal are already hanging on by a thread in the title race after a draw at Chelsea on Sunday left them nine points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool.Mikel Arteta, however, is refusing to throw in the towel and has urged his players to “show their teeth” when they return to action next week after the international break.