Carragher has had his say on the fight for the Premier League trophy after a weekend where Man City snatched a late draw with Arsenal and Liverpool won in style

The reigning champions and the Gunners are unlikely foes but former Reds captain Jamie Carragher knows all too well what it's like to despise a team from the other end of the country

Arsenal picked up a point at the Etihad on Sunday afternoon in a 2-2 draw against reigning champions Manchester City. Mikel Arteta’s men went down to 10 men just before the half-time interval as Leandro Trossard picked up a second yellow for kicking the ball away, thus delaying the restart.

Speaking on the Gary Neville Podcast, Jamie Carragher explains why Liverpool cannot expect any improvement on last seasons third-placed finish under Arne Slot; Gary Neville also seems to be wavering o

Jamie Carragher has given his verdict on Liverpool's title chances this season, with the Reds sandwiched in between Manchester City and Arsenal after five games.

Trossard was given his marching orders after elbowing Bernardo Silva in the air which was followed by kicking the ball away once the whistle had been blown for a foul, the second time this season Arsenal have had a player sent off for a similar incident.

Jamie Carragher has revealed who he believes will win the Premier League this season after title rivals Manchester City and Arsenal played out a thrilling draw. John Stones’ dramatic 98th-minute equaliser ensured Man City avoided defeat against Arsenal on Sunday and maintained their unbeaten start to the season.

Liverpool saw Arsenal and Man City share the spoils in a dramatic game yesterday. It was probably good news for the Reds, but Jamie Carragher fears for the Gunners.

The Gunners were denied a crucial victory at the death by the Premier League champions but defended resolutely throughout the second-half after being reduced to 10-men before the break

Latest Liverpool news and gossip as Arne Slot's team have been handed a prediction for the final position in the Premier League table compared to Man City and Arsenal