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Michael Owen reveals only way Arsenal can still pip Liverpool to EPL title

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Former England striker, Michael Owen, has claimed Arsenal have to win all their remaining 12 fixtures if they have hopes of winning the Premier League title ahead of Liverpool.

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The Gunners’ title ambitions suffered a huge blow on Saturday, following a 1-0 defeat to West Ham at the Emirates.

Jarrod Bowen netted the only goal of the encounter in the 44th minute, heading in Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s cross.

The defeat leaves Mikel Arteta’s men eight points behind Liverpool, with the leaders away at Manchester City on Sunday.

“Liverpool have been absolutely brilliant this season, no one can deny they deserve to be top. We’re all looking at the run-in and wondering if Arsenal can do it.

“Now Liverpool need 29 points out of 26 which is not a banker still, it’s not a banker.

“But that’s assuming Arsenal go unbeaten and that’s the hard thing because they’re struggling for firepower.

“But they’ve got to aim for that because anything less and you’d think Liverpool would do it,” Owen said on Premier League Productions.

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He’s rusty, Merino will take his place – Michael Owen on Arsenal winger

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Michael Owen picks Arsenal star to challenge Haaland for Player of the Season

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Former Manchester United striker Michael Owen believes Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka could challenge Manchester City’s Erling Haaland for the Premier League Player of the Year award.Both Saka and Haaland have been in prolific form, helping their respective clubs challenge for the league title this term.Arsenal currently holds an eight-point lead over Manchester City at the top of the table, having played one game more.Speaking after Arsenal defeated Crystal Palace at the we...

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Michael Owen speaks on Arsenal disallowed goal against Man United

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September 05, 2022

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