Liverpool or Man City? Who 13 experts have tipped to win the Prem title

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The title race between Manchester City and Liverpool is almost too tight to qualify – but what experts will they support to become Premier League champions at the end of the season?

The defending champions, City, are now one point ahead of Liverpool with six games to go, while the Reds aim to win their first title in 29 years.

And we looked at which team was the experts think will end on the top.

Robbie Savage: In the middle of March, eight days from the end, Savage had consulted his crystal ball to predict that Manchester City and Liverpool would win all their last games, which would have allowed Pep Guardiola's team to win the title of 'a point.

"On paper, Liverpool could also take the maximum points," noted Savage in The Mirror, and you really can not discuss.

Jamie Redknapp: We have to come back in February to look at the next three forecasts, which were sent via the Daily Mail, to give them a bit of leeway. The former Liverpool midfielder, Redknapp, chose a surprise: "The city is favorite now … but I still think Liverpool is going to take it away. If they do, it will only be by a few points. "

Martin Keown: "I've been supporting Liverpool to win the championship all season, but these past few weeks will be their biggest test so far," said Keown, just weeks before Liverpool lost points to Manchester United and Everton.

Chris Sutton: Often regarded as the pity of the American footballer (we like him, actually), Sutton reversed the trend by predicting an exciting arrival: "It's going to the battlefield … with City to win the difference in goals." . "

Pep on the late victory of Liverpool:

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– Daniel waller (@pushpromoting) April 2, 2019

Matt Le Tissier: On Saturday, Sky Sports football boys made their predictions. Le Tiss supported City by one point, adding: "I think there will be a draw for each team by the end of the season."

Charlie Nicholas: Champagne Charlie finally calculated the same result and seemed incredibly certain of one thing: "I'm expecting it to be on the last Sunday and I think it will go to the last Sunday."

Phil Thompson: Who do you think? Liverpool by three points.

Tim Sherwood: Stop laughing, you in the back. Sherwood deceived us all by the end of February by starting an interview with Sky Sports explaining that City gave priority to the Champions League before concluding: "I supported City early in the season and I do not will not change because Liverpool. "

Michael Owen: The title race will boil down to "a coin," according to Owen, who is firmly on the fence and refused to make a prediction in all the interviews we read of him. Loose.

Friday ? Liverpool in the lead
Sunday lead Man City Lead
Monday ? Liverpool in the lead
Thursday lead Man City Lead

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– SuperSportTV (@SuperSportTV) April 4, 2019

Alan Shearer: "I'm not one to change the mind like some people do," Shearer told the BBC in February. "Who will win? Well, I chose City early in the season, so I will stay with them. "

Ian Wright: Towards the end of March, Wright had predicted the remaining match of both teams and ruled on the verdict in Liverpool: "One point, they did it one point!"

Gary Neville: Given his history, the Nevler was quite laudatory towards Liverpool but told Sky Sports in February that he thought the Reds needed a buffer at the top of the table with a few games to play: "They are behind the City or tied then I think will be the title of the city because they have the experience to keep their cool. "

Jamie Carragher: The former Liverpool hero, who told Sky Sports: "I think maybe it's 50-50, slightly in favor of City, and I think they'll love their chances."

Result: In total, eight of the experts we selected supported City to stay in first place at the end of the season. Four have pleaded for Liverpool to end the drought of his title, while Michael Owen has bursts in the bad.

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