Man City stay third, Liverpool fourth after draw
Milner scores penalty after Clichy fouls Firmino
Aguero with near-post finish from De Bruyne cross
Result: Tottenham 2-1 Southampton
Eriksen & Alli goals keep Spurs second
Result: Middlesbrough 1-3 Man Utd
Fellaini, Lingard & Valencia with Utd goals
Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
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Mick Stewart: No more top 6 games for lfc others will all drop points. Top 4 in own hands
Javel Bleach: And seeing as #Liverpool, external always drop points v. the strugglers, nothing is more uncertain than Top4!
Tomst: Great result for #Tottenham, external
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Manchester City
Pep looks breathless, he's called it "one of the best days" in his coaching career.
Full quotes coming right up.
Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
Keep your reactions to that cracker coming in, we'll have the managers for you soon.
A few contentious decisions to be discussed, no doubt.
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I'm so happy with the way City are playing under Pep. They create acres of space giving them so many chances to score, but they've just not been clinical enough. Jesus looked deadly when he arrived so I'm looking forward to getting him back.
Gareth in Fareham
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Manchester United climb to fifth, Tottenham get some breathing space in second, but it's still Chelsea sitting pretty at the top.
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Kevin Chadwick: Well that's the top 3 misses of the season done and dusted in one game
Yullaw: Looks like Man United & Arsenal are going to be 3rd & 4th while City & Liverpool will drop out of the Top4
Liz Tray: Can't believe some complaining! Power, pace, energy, chances, entertainment; not perfect quality but a great advert for the PL
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Liverpool
Liverpool goal scorer James Milner on Sky Sports: “Both teams went for it. I am sure it was good for the neutrals to watch. We are disappointed that when we have been up we have not got three points. A draw was fair in the end.
“They are such a good team. They’ve got runners everywhere, they’re all sharp. It is not the easiest of days coming here. We can’t be too disappointed with a point."
Asked about his first half-challenge on Raheem Sterling, Milner said: “It was 50-50. It is one of those where you have seen them given. Lucky for me it wasn’t.”
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James Milner now holds the record for the most Premier League games scored in without losing (47 Games: W37 D10 L0).
Sergio Aguero has netted in each his five Premier League home games against Liverpool (five goals) for Man City.
City have failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last 13 games in all competitions against Liverpool, shipping 24 in the process.
Liverpool have now won more points in 10 games against the top six this season (20) than they have in 10 games against the bottom six (19).
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This definitely feels like a loss... Can see Aguero returning to Spain this summer. He just isn't a Pep type of striker. Only woke up in the last 20 mins! Stones best defender today
Steve, Manchester.
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Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live
It was like two boxers looking for the knockout.
John Stones was very good for Manchester City.
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That was brilliant. Plenty of chances, plenty of controversy.
Thirteen shots each, but just three on target for Manchester City and four for Liverpool.
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JButler: Very poor quality game, terrible advert for the top end of English football. No wonder our teams are useless in Europe.
Peter Campbell: As frustrated as I am that Liverpool didn't win, a draw was fair in an extremely intense match.
David Thackeray: It's when you see games like this that you realise how low MU and Arsenal have sunk.
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Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live
What a game we have seen. It could have been 5-5.
It has been brilliant.
Both teams showed attacking flair with pace, power and intensity.
Lallana and Aguero both should have won it. 1-1 - fair result.
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That's it. Catch your breath, go and have a lie down, but make sure you're up for Match of the Day to watch it all over again.
Exhilarating. But only a point apiece.
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There are a lot of exhausted bodies out there, a few passes going astray.
The crowd are screaming for Manchester City to get forward, but Liverpool are defending resolutely at the death.
Bacary Sagna does manage to dig out a cross, but the visitors scramble it clear.
Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live
It should have been 2-1. What a chance.
Out of anyone on the park you would have wanted it to fall to Aguero.
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