Liverpool's gap at the top of the Premier League widened over the weekend after they beat Southampton and Arsenal drew with Manchester United and they could be confirmed as champions soon

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Liverpool might be sitting pretty at the top of the Premier League standings, but Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has insisted his team will not throw in the towel.Having finished second to Manchester City in each of the past two seasons,

Liverpool extended their lead at the top of the Premier League this weekend after their closest title rivals Arsenal drew 1-1 with Manchester United. A day prior to the Gunners clash with Man United at Old Trafford,

Arsenal extended their winless run to three matches as they needed a late Declan Rice equaliser to reduce their deficit to Liverpool to 15 points

Given Liverpool's huge lead atop the Premier League table all eyes are now focused on when they can lift the trophy.

Liverpool's relentless march towards the Premier League title gathered pace with a comeback win against Southampton.Arsenal set for second best again Mikel Arteta's 200th Premier League game was not one to savour for the Spaniard as any lingering hope of a title challenge was extinguished at Old Trafford.

Liverpool defeated Southampton establishing an even more dominant position atop the Premier League Table. The league leaders have just nine games remaining in their campaign as they search for league glory in Arne Slot's first season as manager.

Liverpool and Arsenal have by far the best records in these games. They’re both unbeaten against ‘big six’ opposition in the league, and played out a memorable draw against