The reason why Graeme Souness is worried about Liverpool FC's title chances

Former Liverpool captain Graeme Souness is worried about his former club's bid for the Premier League title after Manchester City cut the Reds two-point lead.

Pep Guardiola's players were too strong for Arsenal at Etihad Stadium, putting pressure on Liverpool ahead of their West Ham United match on Monday night.

If they lose points against the Hammers, City could rank high on Wednesday when it will face Everton and the Reds need a reaction after losing points against Leicester City.

Liverpool had the opportunity to win seven points in advance when it defeated the 2016 champions, while City suffered a surprise loss to Newcastle United, but did not make the most of this opportunity who could come back to haunt them.

After a bad performance against Leicester, Souness explained that the club's latest report, the Liverpool Echo, had cause for concern.

"A bit nervous, conceding three goals against Palace and I know people are joking, but when we attack, we want a fast track," he said. The super Sunday of Sky Sports for his opinion on Liverpool's title hopes.

"The other night's pitch was a slow pitch that suited you perfectly.

"In saying that, Liverpool looked vulnerable.

"They have not been the same in the future but they are not the same in the back.

"A slightly nervous feeling with 14 games to play, I hope it was only a match."