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Paul Merson Rates Arsenal and Chelsea’s Title Chances Amid Liverpool’s Stumble

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Paul Merson has hailed Arsenal as a “different team” with Martin Odegaard on the pitch, emphasizing the Gunners’ chances in the Premier League title race if their core squad remains healthy.

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Arsenal’s resurgence saw them claim a crucial 2-0 win over Manchester United, reducing Liverpool’s lead at the top to seven points.

Goals from Jurrien Timber and William Saliba showcased the team’s growing confidence as they capitalize on Liverpool’s recent 3-3 draw with Newcastle.

Martin Ødegaard
Martin Ødegaard

Arsenal’s Turnaround with Odegaard’s Return

Arsenal’s recent performances have marked a turning point after a string of underwhelming results. Martin Odegaard’s return from injury has rejuvenated the team, making them more cohesive and effective.

Their ability to secure four consecutive victories across all competitions, including a dominant win over Manchester United, highlights their potential to challenge Liverpool.

Merson believes Arsenal can mount a serious title challenge if they maintain their fitness and form, stating they’re capable of putting together a run of six or seven consecutive wins.

Enzo Maresca
Enzo Maresca

Chelsea’s Steady Progress Under Maresca

Chelsea has been quietly impressive under new manager Enzo Maresca, as seen in their 5-1 demolition of Southampton. The team’s youthful core has shown remarkable promise, and while Maresca insists they aren’t ready to compete for the title, Chelsea’s progress has not gone unnoticed.

Merson agrees that patience is key, suggesting that finishing in the top four and securing a trophy, like the Europa Conference League, would mark a successful season.

Despite their strong start, Chelsea has struggled against top opposition, with losses to Arsenal, Manchester City, and Liverpool underlining the need for further development.

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