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Jamie Carragher still backs Arsenal to win the Premier League

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Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher is sticking with his prediction that Arsenal will win the Premier League title, despite recent victories by Manchester City and the Gunners. He expressed this preference while analysing the weekend’s matches on Monday Night Football, according to the Daily Post.

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