Breaking News: After Man City vs. Tottenham is drawn, Roy Keane makes a huge U-turn for the Arsenal Premier League title.

The Premier League title prediction made by Roy Keane has been significantly updated in the wake of Manchester City’s wild 3-3 draw with Tottenham. Just under ten minutes remaining, Jack Grealish scored from close range to give the defending champions the advantage. However, Dejan Kulusevski capped off an incredible performance with a header in the closing seconds to give Spurs a point.

At Etihad Stadium, club captain Son Heung-min had given the visitors the lead early on. However, a few minutes later, he turned a direct Man City free-kick into his own goal. Midway through the second half, Giovani Lo Celso equalized from a distance, giving Man City the lead again. However, late goals from Grealish and Kulusevski brought the score to a draw.

With a three-point difference between the two teams following their close victory over Wolves on Saturday, Arsenal would have been pleased to see their fierce rivals take points off their biggest challenger for the Premier League title. Man City is currently in third place after Liverpool’s thrilling late victory over Fulham moved them up to second. The two teams have now drawn three straight games.

Given Man City’s track record in similar circumstances—they have won the last three titles with Keane among them—a number of pundits logically supported the team early in the season. After Arsenal defeated Man City in September, Keane said on the Stick to Football podcast, “I think it was probably the worst I have seen City play.” “They’re going through a rough patch. The game was not very good.

However, Arsenal persevered and nearly earned the victory. Even though it was of low quality, I wouldn’t write Manchester City off. The two league games from the previous year show how much of an advantage City had. Although I still believe City will win the league, Arsenal has made progress in this regard.

The Manchester United legend has, however, had a slight change of heart after the most recent set of results, with a significant Arsenal claim made. He stated on Sky Sports, as reported by Daily Mail, “I certainly wouldn’t bet against Man City, but I am starting to become doubtful about City winning that title.”

“The reason it hasn’t been won four years in a row is because maintaining those intensity, hunger, and desire levels can lead to a few injuries and the withdrawal of some of the best boys. However, I’m definitely considering Arsenal and Liverpool, particularly Arsenal given their strength, depth, and previous season’s experience.”