Keane, Carragher: Manchester City are still favourites for this season's titles, and draws are acceptable to both sides

On October 4, Carragher and Keane were interviewed by the Mirror, talking about the title race between Manchester City and other Premier League giants, and said that Manchester City is still the favorite for premier league champions this season.

City drew 2-2 away to Liverpool in the early hours of this morning, a week after City's 1-0 away win over Chelsea. After this round of the league, the teams will usher in fifa's international matchday window, currently Tuchel's Chelsea are at the top of the Premier League table with 16 points, Liverpool are close behind with a one-point difference, Manchester City are 3rd and 4th, but Manchester City are 3rd with a goal difference. Still, Keane and Carragher are unanimously bullish on Guardiola's side, believing they remain favourites for this season's Premier League title. After this draw, Carragher is still passionate about Guardiola's side.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Keane said: "This game is also a contest between two coaches, Guardiola is a coach who has set a lot of records and he knows how to win the game. They are a tough team to beat but Liverpool will give them a lot of competitiveness because there are a lot of great scorers in Liverpool. Liverpool have conceded two or three goals against Brentford and they still have some problems, but they have a lot of good players, world-class players. <b>But I still think these teams, including Chelsea, are the opponents they have to beat if they want to achieve a good result. </b>”

Keane's point of view was echoed by Carragher, who said: "<b>Manchester City are an insurmountable opponent on the road to the title and Last week's manchester City game against Chelsea was a very important game for me. City have shown dominance in the game, having seen a similar performance in the first half against Liverpool. For me, Manchester City is a team that must be beaten</b>. ”

Salah's goal in the 75th minute of the game gave Liverpool hope of taking all three points, and while City were the better team in the game, De Bruyne's goal ultimately ensured they had something to gain in the game. But Keane said both sides would accept such an outcome in this competitive match.

Keane said: "Both teams will be happy with the result, Liverpool did well in the second half, they found some form after adjustment and scored 2 very beautiful goals. In this game, Manchester City did not do very well defensively, but their subsequent performances still showed their strength, so I think both managers should be able to accept the results of this game. City's fixtures this week are tough and they have 3 away games. Overall, I think it was a great game and a fair result for both teams. Liverpool's performance is more passionate and energetic, of course, which is inseparable from the support of Anfield fans. ”

in Ralph