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58-years-old journalit Piers Morgan names team to win the Premier League title
The British host Piers Morgan has said that Arsenal will win the Premier League this year.
This was said by Morgan in a tweet on Tuesday that listed the Gunners’ stats for the season.
Sam Dean of the UK Telegraph sent the first tweet. He said, “Arsenal now have the best attacking record (68 goals scored) and the best defensive record (23 goals conceded) in the Premier League this season.”
Morgan wrote back, “We are going to win the league.”
Just hours ago, Mikel Arteta’s team beat Sheffield United 6-0 at Bramall Lane.
With a win over Brentford on Saturday, Arsenal will be in first place for at least 24 hours. That’s because Liverpool will then play Manchester City.
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