Rodgers again dismisses title talk as Liverpool go second


Daniel Sturridge of Liverpool evades a challenge from Southampton's Morgan Schneiderlin during their English Premier League soccer match at St Mary's Stadium, Southampton, March 1, 2014. REUTERS/Andrew Winning

(Reuters) - As far as everyone but Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is concerned, the Merseyside club are definite contenders to win the most open Premier League title race for years.

Privately, perhaps, Rodgers may share that view although he was certainly giving nothing away publicly after his team chalked up a fourth straight league success with a 3-0 victory at Southampton on Saturday that put them second behind Chelsea.

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