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Excitement, intensity, action and quality from the first minute to the last — the 2-2 draw between leaders Manchester City and second-placed Liverpool on Sunday showed just why the Premier League is the sport's number one competition.
Jordan Henderson says Liverpool will do their utmost to keep pressure on Manchester City in the title race after those sides played out a pulsating draw at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Goals from Kevin de Bruyne and Gabriel Jesus twice put the champions ahead.
Manchester City preserved their one-point lead at the top of the Premier League after a pulsating 2-2 draw against title rivals Liverpool on Sunday.Pep Guardiola's side twice led in the blockbuster showdown at the Etihad Stadium with goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Gabriel Jesus.Second placed Liverpool hit back to equalise both times through Diogo Jota and Sadio Mane, but it was leaders City who finished happier with the result of a high-quality encounter.
After initially appearing to be done and dusted by Christmas, it now seems as though there may be a Premier League title race after all.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says anyone who thinks the Premier League title will be “done and dusted” if they beat Manchester City on Sunday is wrong — but he admits it is “madness” that they have pushed each other so much in the past four years. City go into the game just a point above their rivals and many believe whoever comes out on top at the Etihad Stadium will end up finishing the season as champions, as both teams will only have seven games left to play. Ad/> But Klopp, predictably, does not see it that way and believes there is plenty of time for either side to slip up.
Liverpool legend John Aldridge insists winning the Premier League has to be the priority for his old club as they face a pivotal clash with title rivals Manchester City on Sunday.
(Reuters) - Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said beating Manchester City on Sunday would not mean the Premier League title is theirs and that the club must focus on winning all of their remaining games to ensure success.