Ex-EPL Star Explains Why Chelsea May Not Win Premier League Title This Season
- Chelsea have widely been backed to challenge for the Premier League title this season under Thomas Tuchel
- However, according to Steve McManaman, the Blues may struggle to match the capacity of Liverpool and Man City
- Chelsea are yet to suffer defeat thus far this season and currently top the standings with 13 points
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Steve McManaman has snubbed Chelsea from his list of clubs he believes are favourites to win the Premier League title this season.

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Chelsea are among only three teams yet to taste defeat in the domestic league thus far after five rounds of matches.
The Blues appear to have built on the momentum from last season when they conquered Europe to win the Champions League.
Thomas Tuchel's men have already collected 13 points after four wins and a draw, an incredible feat which has them on the summit of the log ahead of Liverpool and Man United.
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However, McManaman contends Liverpool and Man City are the frontrunners for the Premier League title, snubbing both Man United and Chelsea.
Whereas he conceded the Blues have a chance to challenge for the crown, the former Liverpool ace insisted they need to remain at a consistently higher level for longer in order to lift the title.
"At the start of the season, I thought Liverpool were favourites for the Premier League title this year. If everybody remains fit and well then Liverpool, as well as Manchester City, will be the favourites as they’ve set the standard over the last few seasons," he told HorseRacing.net.
"Chelsea have improved their starting eleven by signing Romelu Lukaku and his signing can take them up a level.
"However, they’re going to find it difficult to get ahead of Liverpool and Manchester City. Those two sides do it consistently over the last couple of years, whereas I haven’t seen Chelsea be at that level for a good while," he added.
Source: YEN.com.gh