Matt Le Tissier gives his top four predictions: These two teams won’t make the cut

That's the prediction of former Southampton midfielder Matt Le Tissier.

Chelsea currently lead the way at the top of the table, nine points clear of Tottenham.

Manchester City and Arsenal occupy third and fourth spots respectively, while Liverpool and United are just outside the Champions League places.

But with Manchester United currently on a 15-game unbeaten run in the league and Arsenal and Liverpool dropping points, Le Tissier reckons the Gunners and the Reds are in danger of falling down the table.

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Matt Le Tissier believes Liverpool and Arsenal will miss out on the top four

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As for Arsenal, I think when you lose at home to Watford, who had only played 48 hours earlier, there's a sign that something isn't right there and they weren't in the same league as Chelsea.

Matt Le Tissier

"I think there will probably be a stumble along the way somewhere for Chelsea but they should be champions," he told Sky Sports.

"They've got a nice run but it's the time of the year where the struggling teams start to pull out results.

"Then I've gone for Manchester City and Tottenham plus Manchester United, who have got the momentum of a long unbeaten streak behind them.

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Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool are yet to win a league game in 2017

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Antonio Conte's Chelsea lead Tottenham by nine points at the top of the table

"They're the team in better form and they've got players who can step up and win games, with Juan Mata and Henrikh Mkhitaryan now helping Zlatan Ibrahimovic by chipping in with some goals.

"Liverpool just seem to have run out of ideas in the final third. Teams have worked them out, which Liverpool need to adjust to again and find a different form of attacking."

"As for Arsenal, I think when you lose at home to Watford, who had only played 48 hours earlier, there's a sign that something isn't right there and they weren't in the same league as Chelsea."

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