 Michael Owen has predicted the final 2023-24 Premier League table with Manchester City retaining the title and promoted Luton Town finishing bottom. Arsenal news, exclusives and analysis Sign up Privacy Policy Man City will attempt to win a fourth successive title next season but are expected to face competition from Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool. The likes of Chelsea, Newcastle United, Aston Villa and Tottenham will be hoping to challenge for the top-four, while Brentford and Fulham will look to build on encouraging displays last term. West Ham, Everton, Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace, Bournemouth and Wolves will all attempt to pull further clear of the relegation zone after fearing for their Premier League survival to varying degrees last season. Meanwhile, Championship winners Burnley, Sheffield United and Luton will bid to avoid the drop following their promotions to the English top-flight. Michael Owen's predicted 2023-24 Premier League table Manchester City Arsenal Liverpool Manchester United Chelsea Aston Villa Newcastle United Brighton Tottenham Brentford West Ham Everton Nottingham Forest Fulham Crystal Palace Burnley Bournemouth Wolves Sheffield United Luton Town While several clubs will hope to challenge for the title next season, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has claimed Manchester City side are the only team that can realistically aim for the title. 'Nobody besides maybe Man City can have the real target to become champions again this year,' Klopp said during Liverpool's pre-season tour. 'All the other teams fight for the Champions League and that's what we do as well. The earlier you qualify for the Champions League, the higher you are in the table. 'If you are second and in striking distance to first then you might have a chance. I don't know who will be there. 'We need points and a lot of them. Yes, a club the size of Liverpool has to be successful. Otherwise the c){kind=link}
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Michael Owen has predicted the final 2023-24 Premier League table with Manchester City retaining the title and promoted Luton Town finishing bottom.
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Man City will attempt to win a fourth successive title next season but are expected to face competition from Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool.
The likes of Chelsea, Newcastle United, Aston Villa and Tottenham will be hoping to challenge for the top-four, while Brentford and Fulham will look to build on encouraging displays last term.