Chelsea and Arsenal are fighting Liverpool for the Premier League title Chelsea’s five-game winning run in the Premier League was ended by a resolute Everton side over the weekend as the Blues slipped further behind Liverpool in the title race.

Tim Sherwood has ‘changed his mind’ about the Premier League title race as Chelsea and Arsenal chase leaders Liverpool. Liverpool have opened up a four-point lead at the top of the table and could pull even further clear if they win their game in hand.

W e're almost at the halfway point of the Premier League season and Liverpool are still holding a strong lead atop the table under new manager Arne Slot. Having a game in hand on

Bournemouth are flying high with their second 3-0 Old Trafford win in two years lifting them all the way up to fifth in the Premier League, just three points off the Champions League places. The Cherries are unbeaten in their last five, winning four of them, with the one draw against Southampton seeing them equalise in the 90th minute.

One former Liverpool player has named the biggest threat to his former side’s Premier League title challenge out of Chelsea and Arsenal.At the moment, Liverpool are top of the league after a fine

All the latest football news and reaction as Liverpool win 6-3 at Tottenham to pull four points clear at the top of the Premier League.

The Merseyside giants have been unstoppable this campaign under Arne Slot, losing just one of their 16 top-flight matches. They are cruising toward their 19th league title unless the two London clubs produce miracles during the second-half of the season.

Arsenal and Chelsea are in hot pursuit, however, and the London duo will not be deterred in their bids to upset the party. The new year tends to prove crucial in the destination of the title, so let's take a closer look at the next five Premier League fixtures for Liverpool,

Arsenal got themselves back on track in the Premier League title race on Saturday evening. The Gunners put on a five-star show at Selhurst Park to thrash Crystal Palace 5-1. After back-to-back draws in the top flight - only matching Liverpool's two results at the same time - Arsenal got back to winning ways with an impressive away performance.