"We showed a lot of fight," Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk tells Sky Sports.

Mohamed Salah adds he "hopes it gives us more confidence."

Chris Sutton
BBC football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

This was a big goal for Salah, he hasn't been at his best this season, there was a hat-trick in the week against Rangers but maybe that goal has done him the world of good. I've seen a different Liverpool today, the way they defended after the goal, the intensity they played at, maybe this is the game.

David: Never mind celebrating being four points clear, Arsenal get to celebrate their modern-day monopoly on an unbeaten season! I genuinely outright expected this City side to change that.

Graham: Happy Invincibles Day to Gooners everywhere - and four points clear as an additional bonus.

Will: Everyone asking about who have Arsenal beaten? Errrm Liverpool and Spurs now...who have City actually beaten this season?

Liverpool’s Alisson has assisted Mohamed Salah three times in the Premier League, the most a goalkeeper has assisted a single player in the competition’s history.

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Chris Sutton
BBC football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brilliantly taken goal from Mohamed Salah. Jurgen Klopp said before the game that Liverpool can't compete but they competed brilliantly today. Is this the game that kick-starts their season?

That's just a third victory for Liverpool this season. It's Manchester City's first defeat in the Premier League.

Liverpool move up to eighth in the table. Reds boss Jurgen Klopp, sent off earlier, comes back on the pitch to shake hands.

The Anfield crowd are singing 'You'll Never Walk Alone.'

A huge victory for Liverpool and a blow to Manchester City, who fall four points behind leaders Arsenal.

Virgil van Dijk gives away a free-kick inside Liverpool's half. One last chance for City? It's sent in... cleared.

Chris Sutton
BBC football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool have had plenty of injuries, this is a nightmare. They don't need this, it's not a good sight [Jota going off on a stretcher].

They have brought a stretcher over for Diogo Jota. It looked like cramp initially but they might just be doing this as a precaution. He's carried off and applauded by the home supporters.

Callum: Klopp getting sent off for complaining about the 1 decision that has gone against him with multiple huge decisions going incorrectly his way is laughable.

Luke: People used to moan about Fergie, but Klopp is far, far worse and yet all anyone says is that they understand his reaction!

Diogo Jota is down and receiving treatment so he's going to be taken off for Kostas Tsimikas as Liverpool look to play out the last few seconds of this match.

Darwin Nunez is in behind but he completely messes up his chipped effort as Ederson comes out. He's offside anyway it turns out.

At the other end, an Erling Haaland header is comfortably held by Alisson after it takes a deflection.

Andy Robertson fist pumps in celebration as a long ball sails over his head and out for a goal kick.

Liverpool have minutes left to hold on.

Garreth: Jurgen Klopp has to be one of the pettiest managers in the PL. No denying he's a great manager but is constantly complaining. Hate to see it.

Mark: Klopp bang out of order!!! His behaviour is exactly why refs, young and old, across the country cop so much abuse and are giving up in droves. Utterly pathetic and definitely deserves a ban.

Phil Foden whips it in... It flies past everyone. Joao Cancelo can't keep it in play on the far side either after a poor touch.

City have a free-kick on the halfway line which the referee comes back to but they wanted to play on. They get it going straight away and restart the attack.

Dan: I'll say it again, the officiating in this league is beyond abysmal. I'd have gotten a red if I was Klopp. When are the refs going to come out and be held accountable?

JF: The referee has lost the plot...

Michael: Klopp getting sent off for complaining about the poor officiating. Good man - keep it up!

Darwin Nunez does well down the left to get away. He gets in the box, fizzes it across the goal and Trent Alexander-Arnold is inches away from getting a diving leg on it.

Andy Robertson wins a throw-in off Joao Cancelo and the crowd celebrate as if he's scored a goal. He will take all the time in the world.