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Liverpool can move within one point of Manchester City on Wednesday night with a win over Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.

The Premier League title race has taken yet another turn, as Crystal Palace did Liverpool a huge favour on Monday by holding the league leaders to a goalless draw at Selhurst Park. Tempers were flaring as the final whistle blew, and Liverpool have the opportunity to really mount pressure on City with a win against Arsenal.

Just 58 days ago, City were 14 points clear of Liverpool, but Jurgen Klopp's side have been urged to "hurt" the league leaders following their slip up on Monday, by former Red Jamie Carragher.

Liverpool face a tough test at the Emirates on Wednesday, but they have the perfect incentive as they can move within one point of the league leaders, with a trip to the Etihad still yet to come before the end of the season.

The Premier League was almost written off two months ago, but Liverpool are oozing confidence, and their boisterousness is making the Champions wither. But it means nothing yet as City still have the advantage, and Carragher has set his former side a challenge, as he has told Liverpool to "hurt" Pep Guardiola.

Carragher said on Monday Night Football: "I do feel the next game against Arsenal is absolutely huge. I think if Liverpool win away at Arsenal, physiologically that would really hurt City.

"Arsenal away and