Manchester City came from behind to thrash Liverpool 4-1 to keep their Premier League title hopes alive Saturday afternoon. Read more ▶️
Top-scorer Erling Haaland and Phil Foden weren’t available for City due to injuries, while Jurgen Klopp brought Jordan Henderson and Harvey Elliott back into starting line-up.
The title holders were behind for just ten minutes as Jack Grealish peeled to the left of the area and cutback for Julian Alvarez to complete a quick passing move with an easy tap-in. City turned out for the second half restored and were ahead two minutes in when Kevin De Bruyne charged on the end of a low cross from the right and tapped in from close-range.
With the Citizens in control, the Reds looked to the bench to change their fortunes and introduced Darwin Nunez, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Roberto Firmino and Konstantinos Tsimikas.
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