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  • FT: Brentford 0-1 Arsenal - Havertz heads late winner

  • FT: Burnley 1-2 West Ham - Rodriguez from penalty spot, before O'Shea own goal and Soucek goal

  • FT: Luton Town 2-1 Crystal Palace - Mengi scores for hosts, Olise quickly levels but Brown restores lead

  • FT: Newcastle 4-1 Chelsea - Isak converts, Sterling levels from free-kick, but Lascelles, Joelinton & Gordon score, as James sent off

  • FT: Nottingham Forest 2-3 Brighton - Elanga with opener, Ferguson & Pedro (2) give visitors advantage, before Dunk dismissed and Gibbs-White scores penalty

  • FT: Sheffield United 1-3 Bournemouth - Tavernier and Kluivert (2) score before McBurnie consolation

  • FT: Man City 1-1 Liverpool - Haaland scores 50th Premier League goal but Alexander-Arnold levels

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Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley

  1. INJURY TIME

    Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Eight minutes added on.

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    I imagine there will be gripes about the disallowed goal if City don’t win this but they only have themselves to blame. No matter how comfortable you feel, a one goal lead is always precarious.

    Nick

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    The diving from the city players in the last five minutes has been staggering. They're terrible when they're rattled.

    Dan

  4. YELLOW CARD

    Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Manuel Akanji is fouled by Cody Gakpo. City play on and send Phil Foden on his way down the right but it's brought for the free-kick.

    City aren't happy and Bernardo Silva is cautioned for dissent, but the referee is arguing he has to stop play for a head injury as Akanji was holding it.

  5. 'City's bench is weak'

    Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Rob Green
    Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

    It's got touches of a team going to Manchester City and you stay in it and go for it in the last 10 minutes of the game.

    But when you look at the City bench, there isn't much to it. There aren't any players you turn to, to get another goal.

  6. Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Julian Alvarez curls it in, looking for Erling Haaland, but it's put out for a corner by Wataru Endo.

    The next delivery is held by Alisson.

  7. YELLOW CARD

    Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Joel Matip brings down Jermey Doku right on the edge of the box. Liverpool aren't happy with the decision but Matip is in the book and replays suggest it's right.

  8. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Harvey Elliott is on for Darwin Nunez. Wataru Endo is also on for Alexis MacAllister. That's all five of Jurgen Klopp's subs used.

    City haven't made a change yet.

  9. Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Izzy Christiansen
    Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Noticeably, the intensity of Liverpool since they have equalised has gone up.

    Virgil van Dijk of Liverpool reactsGetty Images

  10. Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Liverpool break down the right... Cody Gakpo is closed down by Nathan Ake.

  11. Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    The free-kick isn't a good one. City maintain possession though and Rodri clips it over to Jeremy Doku. His shot is blocked.

  12. 'Klopp's changes have worked'

    Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    James McFadden
    Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

    The first touch from Alexander-Arnold was brilliant and it was a really well-taken goal. I think the changes Klopp has made have worked and it is a little bit cat and mouse at times but Liverpool are back into it.

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    Paul: Alexander-Arnold there showing Nunez how to finish. Barely deserve it but they’ve somehow scored.

    Mark: That lad that can't defend, but can certainly strike a ball.

    Anon: That Liverpool goal came from a forward run of 30-40 yards by Gravenberch. That's what he brings to the side and shows why he is miles ahead of Curtis Jones - why Klopp starts him I will never know!!

    Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool celebrates after scoring the equalising goalGetty Images

  14. Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Cody Gakpo, who has not long been on for Liverpool, gives away a free-kick just outside the box.

    Bernardo Silva and Julian Alvarez are eyeing up the set-piece. It's a teasing position.

  15. 'That is why you stay in the game'

    Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Izzy Christiansen
    Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

    At 1-0 down, you stay in the game. That is exactly why you do it. Salah just kisses the ball into his path and Alexander-Arnold finishes it low past Ederson. That is why you stay in the game.

    Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool celebratesGetty Images
  16. goal

    GOAL - Man City 1-1 Liverpool

    Trent Alexander-Arnold (80 mins)

    Liverpool are back in!

    Mohamed Salah tees up Trent Alexander-Arnold on the edge of the box. His first touch is a good one and his second is even better as he drills it low and powerfully into the bottom left corner.

    It's a great finish from the full-back and he celebrates by holding his finger up to the City fans, quietening them down.

    Trent Alexander-Arnold takes a shotGetty Images

  17. Man City 1-0 Liverpool

    Liverpool break through Mohamed Salah down the middle. He lays it off to Luis Diaz on the left but his cross, while Liverpool had numbers in the box, is terrible.

    City then go down the other end and it's inches away from going in after Jeremy Doku's cut-back isn't deal with!

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    Ruben Dias of Manchester City celebrates scoring a goalGetty Images

    Mike: The other way round , that contact would never be a penalty.

    David: City goal disallowed because Alison can't catch! He didn't have his hands on the ball, the ball went straight through them. Poor decision.

    Chris: Why does Howard Webb want to stop light contact leading to soft penalties, but not care about light contact on goalkeepers that stops perfectly legitimate goals?

  19. Man City 1-0 Liverpool

    Luis Diaz and Phil Foden clash near the touchline. Foden goes down clutching his face but replays show he merely got caught by Diaz's hand as he tries to screen the ball. The referee gets play back under way within seconds.

  20. Man City 1-0 Liverpool

    From the free-kick, Erling Haaland heads it over the bar.