Jurgen Klopp is right, of course Man City's match with Liverpool will not decide the Premier League title

In case you weren’t aware, one point separates Premier League leaders Manchester City from Liverpool with eight games remaining. And as you may have heard, there’s a big match this weekend – as Norwich host Burnley in a mighty six-pointer at the foot of the table. Ad/> There’s also City hosting Liverpool on Sunday, in a match being billed as a title decider.

Champions LeagueSo, what will Diego Simeone try now? — The Warm-Up9 HOURS AGO Jurgen Klopp doesn’t quite agree, however. “If we win against City, which is difficult enough, I don’t think anybody would think that’s it – decided, because of the quality of opponent.," Klopp said. «We play now against the best team in the world.

That’s how it is. We will give it a try.” Of course, Klopp is right. This match may well sway the odds in favour of one team, but the path is hardly plain sailing from next week onwards – for either side.

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