(Reuters) - The Premier League is enjoying a purple patch with two special teams, with both Liverpool and Manchester City having the potential to 'dominate' European football, former Scotland international Graeme Souness has said.
- The Premier League is enjoying a purple patch with two special teams, with both Liverpool and Manchester City having the potential to"dominate" European football, former Scotland international Graeme Souness has said.
"We're enjoying a purple patch. These are two special teams in the time of the Premier League. These teams could dominate European football," Liverpool great Souness told Sky Sports.
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