Michael Owen predicts where Liverpool will finish in the Premier League amid Man United boost

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Michael Owen predicts where Liverpool will finish in the Premier League amid Man United boost

Former Liverpool striker Michael Owen has shared his predictions for the upcoming Premier League season, tipping the Reds to secure a return to the Champions League.

After finishing fifth in the Premier League in the previous season, Liverpool is determined to regain its place among Europe's elite clubs. It was the first time under Jürgen Klopp's management that the Reds failed to secure a top-four finish in a full campaign for the German.

Owen, who scored 158 goals in 297 games for Liverpool after coming through the club's youth academy, shared his predictions for the final Premier League standings on Twitter (via the Liverpool ECHO ). The pundit believes that Liverpool will return to the top four but will not be able to surpass Manchester City at the top of the table.

Owen also predicts that Arsenal, under a resurgent Mikel Arteta, will finish second for the second consecutive season. Manchester United completes Owen's top four prediction behind Liverpool.

The ex-England international reckons Liverpool's opening day opponents, Chelsea, are set for a fifth-placed finish. As for the relegation spots, Owen thinks Luton Town, Sheffield United and Wolves will fill them.

Michael Owen's predicted Premier League table in full:

  1. Manchester City
  2. Arsenal
  3. Liverpool
  4. Manchester United
  5. Chelsea
  6. Aston Villa
  7. Newcastle United
  8. Brighton
  9. Tottenham Hotspur
  10. Brentford
  11. West Ham United
  12. Everton
  13. Nottingham Forest
  14. Fulham
  15. Crystal Palace
  16. Burnley
  17. Bournemouth
  18. Wolverhampton Wanderers
  19. Sheffield United
  20. Luton Town

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