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Liverpool's Premier League Title Hopes Are Likely over After Loss to Manchester City
Arsenal leads with a 65.49% title probability despite a draw; Manchester City trails with 19.43%, and Liverpool's chances decline after a heavy defeat, Opta data shows.
- On Nov. 11, the Premier League title race intensifies as Arsenal and Liverpool both drop points after Arsenal's draw and Liverpool's 3-0 loss at Manchester City.
- Arsenal conceded a stoppage-time equaliser to Sunderland on Saturday, while Liverpool managed just one shot on target and 0.71 expected goals in their loss.
- Opta projects Arsenal with a 65.49% title chance and around 80 points, while Manchester City have a 19.43% chance to win the Premier League.
- Liverpool now sit in eighth place, a position that signals their title hopes are dwindling as their defeat leaves them on track for just 69 points.
- Beyond the top three, projections show a tight fight for fifth with Aston Villa on 60 points and Crystal Palace around 59, while Chelsea are forecast to finish fourth with a 39% Champions League chance.
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