The Premier League title race is still well and truly alive as honours were shared at Anfield after Liverpool came back to hold Manchester City to a draw on Sunday afternoon.
After Luis Diaz had an early goal ruled out for offside, John Stones put the visitors ahead in the first-half, clipping in an inswinging corner from Kevin De Bruyne at the near post.
In the second-half, Ederson would bring down Darwin Nunez inside the penalty area in what was a rash challenge on the Uruguayan forward, with the Brazilian injuring himself in the process.
Referee Michael Oliver subsequently awarded a penalty for the foul, with Alexis Mac Allister stepping up to bury the ball into the bottom-left corner of the goal.
The draw means Liverpool have dropped down to second in the table with City going third after Arsenal claimed a dramatic late victory against Brentford earlier on Sunday.
John Stones put the visitors 1-0 up, clipping in a corner from Kevin De Bruyne at the near post
Alexis Mac Allester would level the scores after half-time from the penalty spot after Ederson brought down Darwin Nunez in the penalty area
Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola embraced before the match, in what could be the last time we see both managers go head-to-head in the Premier League
Luis Diaz could have put the hosts ahead early in the match but his goal was ruled out for offside
Stones Subsequently clipped a corner into the back of the net to put Man City 1-0 up
Pep Guardiola crossed his arms and blew his cheeks out on the sideline as City looked to hold onto their lead
After half-time, Ederson took out Darwin Nunez inside his own penalty area, injuring himself in the process
The Brazilian looked to suffer an injury to his thigh in the challenge and was subsequently substituted
Alexis Mac Allister stepped up to take the resulting penalty, burying the ball into the left-corner of the goal
Despite scoring, the result means Liverpool will be overtaken at the top of the league by Arsenal following their 2-1 victory against Brentford
Phil Foden nearly scored a bizarre winner, with Caoimhin Kelleher punching the ball into his forehead, with the ball proceeding to rebount into the cross bar
Erling Haaland tangled with Joe Gomez as tempers flared at the end of the game
Mohamed Salah also came on following his injury absence and clashed with Bernardo Silva
The title race is now well and truly open with Arsenal going ahead of Liverpool on goal difference, while City are one point adrift of both clubs
More to follow…