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The Premier League has now moved just beyond the halfway mark, with all teams having played just over half of their fixtures. This stage of the season provides the perfect opportunity to reassess expectations and take stock of who we believe will finish inside the top four, securing Champions League football for next season. The Premier League is widely regarded as the strongest league in world football from top to bottom, and that depth of quality is exactly what makes it so

Since Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure, Manchester United have undergone a dramatic and prolonged decline. A fall from grace from the once-great “Fergie days”, when the club’s identity and “United DNA” genuinely meant something. Since their legendary manager left in 2013, the Red Devils have cycled through countless big-money signings, elite coaches and repeated boardroom reshuffles yet United continue to sink further and further. Players have been blamed and sold. Managers have

After their worst run of form in 70 years, Liverpool’s season looked close to unravelling before it had even begun. A run that saw confidence drain from both players and supporters raised serious questions about whether the defending champions were capable of mounting any kind of meaningful recovery. Fast forward a few months and the picture has shifted. Liverpool are now unbeaten in 10 matches and sit fourth in the Premier League, holding a two-point cushion over the chasing