Liverpool beat Chelsea to regain lead at top of table
Salah scores outrageous 25-yard strike after Mane opener
Man City won 3-1 earlier at Crystal Palace but finish day in second
City two points behind with one game in hand
Late Milivojevic free-kick had given Palace hope
Liverpool v Chelsea (16:30 BST)
Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Most eyes will be on Liverpool, but this is massively important for Chelsea which is why I think it will be an open game. But their record against the top teams away from home has not been good this season which, for me, makes Liverpool very big favourites.
Liverpool v Chelsea (16:30 BST)
Remember the "ghost goal?"
...Luis Garcia, he drinks Sangria...
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Liverpool v Chelsea (16:30 BST)
Eden Hazard was sensational on Monday night as Chelsea beat West Ham 2-0. Can he turn on the magic again today?
That goal...
Eden Hazard - 'We are Chelsea, we can beat anyone'
Crystal Palace 1-3 Man City
Manchester City
Manchester City goalscorer Raheem Sterling speaking to BBC Sport: "We controlled the ball really well but one moment in the game and they are back in it. But we responded again and got the third goal."
On bouncing back from his early miss: "When I was younger you always want to score your first opportunity and sometimes it doesn’t happen like that. You don’t beat yourself up. There’s 80 minutes left, you just have to be ready for the next opportunity. That’s the mentality, just keep going and the chance will come."
On whether the title race will go to the final day of the season: "100 percent the way Liverpool have been playing. It will go down to the wire. I don’t see us slowing down now. Liverpool have a great squad, great self-belief, but so do we."
Liverpool v Chelsea (16:30 BST)
If Liverpool win today, it will give them a massive boost. Man City still have some tough fixtures to play...
Tottenham at home, then Manchester United away. "Rather you than me."
Image source, BBC SportLiverpool v Chelsea (16:30 BST)
Jurgen Klopp is carrying out his usual routine of watching the opposition team warming up.
Anfield is filling up. There's going to be some atmosphere there today!
Liverpool v Chelsea (16:30 BST)
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Anfield
Jurgen Klopp has always had the ability to strike a chord with fans and he has some nice words in his programme notes about the 30th anniversary of Hillsborough.
The Liverpool boss says: "Most of the players who you will watch today were not born when Hillsborough happened. As a club we have an obligation to ensure that we do everything to ensure they understand why it will always matter so much.
"Thankfully, if there is a single trait that best characterises our players, it is that they take responsibility. They also know how fortunate they are to play for you. We will always do our best for you and when you need us, we stand shoulder to shoulder with you. Today is a day when we must do both."
Image source, Liverpool Football ClubCrystal Palace 1-3 Man City
Manchester City
Manchester City goalscorer Raheem Sterling on Sky Sports: "We always knew coming here in the past that it's a difficult place to come. We got two goals but knew we couldn't switch off.
"We kept pushing and kept making it difficult - glad to get the third goal. We knew we had to be on it from the first minute."
On bouncing back from the defeat by Spurs: "It's one game we've lost but we knew we had to bounce back straight away.
On missing his first scoring chance: "I tried to be a bit too clever with the first one. The game is 90 minutes and it's still 0-0 - I knew there would be more chances."
Will you be watching the game at Anfield?
"I'm hungry. I need to eat food - will see how it goes."
Crystal Palace 1-3 Man City
Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
It’s difficult when things happen so quickly. The offside is marginal, you only see it when you slow it down, so you do have some sympathy for the officials. However, they are employed to get those decisions right. To be fair they do so more often than not, but that’s why VAR is coming in next season.
Liverpool v Chelsea (16:30 BST)
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Big game coming up at Anfield now.
It is Jurgen Klopp's 200th game in charge of Liverpool and it could prove vital in the title race.
With Manchester City now a point clear at the top, Liverpool cannot afford to drop points.
Chelsea have a decent record at Anfield but travelled to Prague on Thursday so will that have an effect on their performance today?
Liverpool are also unbeaten in 37 games at Anfield in the Premier league - the second-longest record in history.
It will also be hugely emotional in Liverpool as fans remember the 30th anniversary of Hillsborough and celebrate the life and career of former captain Tommy Smith, who died earlier this week.
Two goals again today. Raheem Sterling is on fire!
Crystal Palace 1-3 Man City
Over to you Liverpool.
Image source, ReutersCrystal Palace 1-3 Man City
Manchester City are finishing this game top of the table.
Image source, BBC Sport
Gabriel Jesus
Kevin de Bruyne leads the counter-attack and feeds Gabriel Jesus in on the left of the area.
Luka Milivojevic tries to slide in and intercept but it evades him and Jesus patiently waits before slotting it past Vicente Guaita.
Replays show Jesus was just offside. But it won't matter now!
Image source, Reuters
Image source, ReutersCrystal Palace 1-2 Man City
Cheikhou Kouyate is fouled by Gabriel Jesus in the middle of the pitch. Luka Milivojevic's free-kick is lifted in towards Scott Dann but City can clear.
Now it's three-on-two for City...
Crystal Palace 1-2 Man City
This is quite exciting now! A few minutes for City to hold on.
Crystal Palace 1-2 Man City
Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live
The extra centre half will give a little bit more security alongside Kompany and Laporte. City will have to defend aerial balls as Palace will look to get it in the box when they can.
Crystal Palace 1-2 Man City
Aymeric Laporte does really to stop the run of Wilfried Zaha on the break. Palace get it back to Zaha on the throw-in but his cross is cut-out.
Kevin de Bruyne then wins a throw-in for City on the left wing as they too try to counter.
Image source, AFPCrystal Palace 1-2 Man City
John Stones is replacing Leroy Sane.
Pep wants to see this game out.