Summary

  • FT: Sheffield United 1-2 Chelsea

  • Mount finishes Werner pull-back, Rudiger puts ball past his own keeper, Jorginho penalty after pitchside review

  • FT: Liverpool 1-4 Man City - Gundogan opener, Salah converts from spot, Alisson gifts Gundogan & Sterling goals, Foden slams in fourth

  • Liverpool are now 10 points behind leaders City, having played a game more

  • City have won 14 consecutive games, equalling all-time winning run by an English top-flight side across all competitions

  • FT: Wolves 0-0 Leicester

  • FT: Tottenham 2-0 West Brom - Kane & Son goals in four second-half minutes put Spurs in control

  • Spurs end three-game losing run in league, Albion have won one in 13

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance and Phil Dawkes

  1. KICK-OFF

    Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

    And we're away again.

  2. Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

    Jurgen Klopp is out, scarf pulled up to his nose, beanie down over his eyebrows, casting an eye over his subs warming up.

  3. Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

    Michael is that not the case for all teams?

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    Michael West: Anyone feel that Liverpool’s home form has been affected by the fan situation. Fans came back and made a helluva a noise for 2,000 and since the fans are no longer there they have not even played close to their best. Today’s game is like a poor training session.

    On this lacklustre evidence, do Manchester City want to win this? Of course not. They just don't want Liverpool to. Surprised to see Gundogan actually putting my theory into action though.

    The Red Squirrel

  5. Still to come

    Sheffield United v Chelsea (19:15 GMT)

    Sheffield United could yet move off the bottom of the table tonight.

  6. Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

    Canine intervention would certainly liven this one up.

  7. Out of nowhere, my mate Bobbie poses a good half-time query:

    When was the last incident of 'dog on the pitch' in the top flight? Feel like it used to happen at least once a week in our youth.

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    Oliver Camp: Even in these big, high stakes games, it's obviously hard for the same level of intensity to be reached without the crowd. Not a lot of sharpness or movement off the ball. Everyone is waiting for something to happen

    Regardless of the injuries in Liverpool's defence, the match has shown the midfield of Jones and Wijnaldum is not as good as that of Henderson and Fabinho.

    Mark Blow

  9. The away side has won just one of the last 24 Premier League meetings between Liverpool and Man City, with Liverpool winning 4-1 at the Etihad in November 2015.

    The away side should be ahead this afternoon.

  10. Sheer frustration for Guardiola

    Phil McNulty
    BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

    Pep Guardiola's reaction to that penalty miss said it all. It was the moment he was craving - the chance to go ahead at Liverpool then dictate terms.

    Liverpool have had a couple of good opportunities from open play but Ilkay Gundogan's miss was the big moment of an unspectacular half.

    Curtis Jones has been excellent for Liverpool.

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    This has started up where the last one left off. Boring, boring, boring. Both teams playing for 0-0, too scared to lose.

    Steve in Herts

    Can't wait for normal football to resume. This isn't a normal Liverpool/City game. Let's get this novelty season over with and hope for normality in August.

    Dan in London

  12. Spot on?

    Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

    Manchester City have missed eight penalties in the Premier League since the start of last season, at least three more than any other side in that period (Man United 5).

    City have missed three of their last four penalties against Liverpool in the Premier League.

  13. HALF-TIME

    Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

  14. Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

    Sadio Mane glances on a header from the corner but it's a routine save for Ederson. Liverpool ending the half on top but it's been far from a classic to be honest.

  15. Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

    Thiago clips one but it hits the top of the wall and flies over.

  16. Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

    Sadio Mane is now fouled right on the edge of the area - free-kick in a good spot for Liverpool.

  17. Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

    There's now half a shout at the other end as a Mo Salah shot hits the hand of Rodri but he was turning away. You don't get penalties for those any more.

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    Liz Tray: I don't know how a German player can Waddle it over the bar like that. We cannot do that. If we're going to be serious this season and mount a title run, for real, we simply cannot miss golden chances. Of all people. Not even on target.

    Neil Trainis: Thank you Gundogan! What a let-off. Shades of Mahrez blazing over the bar from the spot...

    Mark McDuffell: Ridiculous challenge from Fabinho. Even more ridiculous penalty from Gundogan. Kind of sums this game up really

  19. Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

    No side has failed to score more penalties in the Premier League this season than Man City (3 - level with Fulham).

    You should always hit the target shouldn't you? You get fired in the NFL for that.

    Ilkay Gundogan misses penaltyGetty Images

  20. 'What a miss that is'

    Liverpool 0-0 Manchester CIty

    Robbie Savage
    Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Wow! Short run-up, went for power and pulls it over the bar. What a miss that is. What is it with City and penalties against Liverpool?

    It was great play from Raheem Sterling. Went past Alexander-Arnold and then Fabinho stuck his leg out.