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FT: Man City 4-1 Liverpool
Man City 2-1 Liverpool
Oh, nearly!
Ilkay Gundogan breaks and finds Jack Grealish on the left. His chipped ball into the box finds the German again but he can't generate any power on his subsequent ball into the middle. Alisson gathers.
City look more than capable of whisking this game away from Liverpool.
Man City 2-1 Liverpool
Julian Alvarez has been a big victim of the simply breathtaking form of Erling Haaland. But every time he plays he does something impressive.
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Ederson makes a brilliant save! He didn't have to because of an offside flag, but the City keeper wasn't to know.
Cody Gakpo is the man denied after turning sharply in the box.
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Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live
It was a brilliant counter-attack from City!
The run was brilliant and then Alisson just misses it.
Brilliant finish, he let the pace do the work.
Man City 2-1 Liverpool
It's a massive goal. City have the lead they need to continue their pursuit of leaders Arsenal. Can Liverpool respond now after seeing their own lead overturned?
Kevin de Bruyne
In a flash!
Within a minute of the restart, City get their noses in front. It is a wonderful ball from Julian Alvarez out to Riyad Mahrez and is low ball into the middle beats the diving Alisson to give Kevin de Bruyne a finish into an empty net.
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I'm a Liverpool fan, but fed up of the 'in the referee's face' behaviour on show. It's no wonder we see poor behaviour at amateur and youth level, from players, fans & parents. Book them/send them off. Look to rugby for how to behave.
Adam
VVD needs to be benched. He's been awful all season and needs a reality check
Kash
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After a little delay while referee Simon Hooper gets his tech sorted out, the game gets back under way.
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Premier league officials have got to step up. They are just not good enough. It’s a contact sport yes but not a wrestling match. Officials who don’t ref properly are the catalyst for the players behaviour. No consistency
Anon
Players shouldn't crowd the ref, that is true, but if the refs do there job and give the booking then players wouldn't surround them, it works both ways, do the job properly
Anon
HT: Man City 1-1 Liverpool
Liverpool have won two and there has been three draws in the last five Premier League games with Manchester City when the score has been 1-1 at half-time. The last game before that run was City's 2-1 win at Maine Road on 14 April 1995 (Maurizio Gaudino winning goal).
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If the FA really took player behaviour towards officials seriously, it could stop it in a single weekend. Just book each player that surrounds the ref - you'll get a load of red cards one weekend and then it won't happen again. Simple.
Tim
Captains have a responsibility to control their players but rarely show it. There would a drastic improvement if the captain was booked for failing to control his players when they show such aggression against the officials
Ian
HT: Man City 1-1 Liverpool
Image source, Getty ImagesNot sure Kostas Tsimikas shares Pep Guardiola's joy here.
Man City 1-1 Liverpool
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Etihad Stadium
Well that was lively enough.
Manchester City were by far the more dangerous side but look vulnerable to those Liverpool counter attacks.
Referee Simon Hooper was roundly jeered by City's fans as the teams went off at half-time. They were angry he has not shown yellow cards to Fabinho and Trent-Alexander Arnold but the other side of that ledger is he could have shown a second yellow to Rodri.
What he did not need was Liverpool's players swarming him demanding he brought out the red card. Not good.
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The Trent/Klopp situation is perfectly explained in this game. Trent sets up the first and is massively out of position for the second. Klopp will only focus on the first and that's the issue
Dan
Man City 1-1 Liverpool
Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live
I was really enjoying it all!
You wouldn't believe there's international teammates getting at each other in this game but it's fascinating tactically too.
This game has got everything.
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It's the kind of game we could have predicted. City have dominated possession and fashioned more chances. Liverpool have dug in and looked to hit on the break.
Inevitably, there'll be a lot of chat about refereeing and VAR and who should have been sent off or not. You know, the usual Premier League stuff.
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City have another corner, which they swing to the back post for Rodri to meet. His volley hits Manuel Akanji and goes behind for a goal-kick.
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Best and worst of the Premier League. Wonderful goals and appalling behaviour.
John
Start booking players for that disgraceful behaviour we have just seen from the entire Liverpool 11. Sick of seeing surrounding the officials and screaming obscenities at them go unpunished.
Callum
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Image source, PA MediaMan City 1-1 Liverpool
Riyad Mahrez sets up Ilkay Gundogan on the edge of the box but the German's low shot is blocked well by Fabinho. City's hopes of keeping the attack alive are then ended by an offside flag.
Man City 1-1 Liverpool
It's all getting a bit heated.
Trent Alexander-Arnold commits a messy foul to give City a free-kick on the left. When it is swung in, Jordan Henderson goes to ground claiming a foul from Manuel Akanji. They're all around the ref again.
Just get on with the game, lads.
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