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At this point, it seems premature to definitively determine which team will emerge as the final winner of the Premier League this season. This assertion stems from the fact that the point differentials between Liverpool, Manchester City, and Arsenal are relatively close, and all three teams have been performing admirably in recent matches. Therefore, confidently proclaiming one of these teams as the eventual victor could prove to be inaccurate.
It's too early because they still have dozens of games left in the season. But it is not wrong to give predictions based on their conditions. And I'm not really sure Liverpool can maintain their position even though they have the mentality to win the Premier League.
It would be prudent to continue observing the outcomes of their forthcoming 8 to 10 matches before attempting to identify the frontrunner for winning the league. By adopting this approach, we can gather more comprehensive data and insights, allowing us to make a more informed judgment regarding which team is the most likely to clinch the title.
In the next 8 to 11 matches, as I said, that is the real process because I have implemented possibility after possibility so that I dare say Manchester City is better prepared to complete all the stages that go into the process of winning the title.
Injuries and other obstacles are not reasons but rather challenges for a team to win the title.