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Question: Who Will Be English Premier League Champions: 2026/27?
Arsenal - 0 (0%)
Aston Villa - 0 (0%)
Chelsea - 1 (25%)
Liverpool - 1 (25%)
Manchester City - 0 (0%)
Manchester United - 2 (50%)
Tottenham Hotspur - 0 (0%)
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Author Topic: Whale.io 🐳 | ⚽ English Premier League Season: 2026/2027  (Read 49232 times)
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October 12, 2026, 07:36:45 PM
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Manchester City players saw your post and took it personal and guess who didn't concede?  Grin

This game ruined my parlay, I knew Manchester city were going to win but I expected at least a goal from Liverpool to hit my BTS parlay for the weekend. Liverpool are absolutely wanker
From a Liverpool perspective, the match was goalless in to the second half until the sending off but after that, Manchester City just scored the goals to demonstrate their superiority. If Liverpool wanted to send out their own statement, they should have been ahead by a goal or two before the player was sent off. I thought Liverpool would have scored even if they were going to be on the losing side but Manchester City really did surprise me. A fantastic victory for them.

They picked an unusual form since the exit of their former manager, Pep. I knew Liverpool was out of shape and would struggle to maintain possession of the game against the hungry city, but 3 goals, 3 points and a cleansheet beats my imagination by far. At most, I thought 0-1 would separate both of them. How do you lose at home to such an opponent?
I think Liverpool fans are in disbelief. I wonder if the result would have been different has Isak played because losing 3-0 at home (against an opponent that has been breaking the fair play rules and stopped Liverpool winning more Premier League titles) is not acceptable for a club such as Liverpool.

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