Premier League icons Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira have given opposing predictions on this season’s title race after Manchester City defeated Arsenal 2-1 on Sunday.
Speaking on Sky Sports, Vieira backed City to go all the way, pointing to their growing momentum at a crucial stage of the campaign.
The former Arsenal midfielder noted that the defeat could weigh heavily on his old club, adding that the psychological pressure will now increase on them.
According to Vieira, City are in a strong position to secure the title, stressing that their current form gives them the edge. He said it would be important to see how Arsenal respond after what he described as a major setback.
Keane, however, refused to change his stance despite the result. The former Manchester United captain insisted he is sticking with his earlier prediction.
The Irishman maintained that he still expects Arsenal to emerge as champions, making it clear he would not be swayed by the latest outcome.
This result has intensified the Premier League title race, with momentum and mental resilience likely to play a decisive role in the final stretch.
