Kevin Keegan, the man who could have stopped Chelsea from dreaming of winning the 2007/08 Barclays Premiership trophy, has stated that he still believes that Manchester United will go all the way and clinch the Premiership title for the second consecutive season. Keegan said he cannot see the Red Devils losing against Wigan and spoiling their Premier League celebrations on the final day of the season.
Newcastle’s loss to Chelsea at St James’ Park ensured that Chelsea remain on level points with Man Utd until the final day of the season, where the item that separates the two teams may eventually turn out to be goal difference, with the Red Devils enjoying a 17 goal advantage over the Blues.
Keegan was also protesting that the Premier League is currently dominated by the top four teams, with the gap from the chasing pack always increasing. He has predicted that next season, the top four will be the same as the 2007/08 campaign: Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool.
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