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One team went down without a striker, the other team went down without a recognized defender. Goals can be scored without a striker, but it is difficult to defend without defense, it was seen today. City beat Liverpool 4-1 at home and announced that this time it would be difficult for them to reach the title race. Liverpool haven’t conceded four more goals at Anfield since 2009. That game with Arsenal was tied 4-4.
Phil Foden, Ilke Gundogand was supposed to make headlines for the match, but it was actually Alison Baker. The Liverpool goalkeeper today brought back the ghost of that carrier in the Champions League. Today’s game was like a nightmare. He forgot two goals directly, he could have avoided the third.
However, the start of the match was not understood. Both sides were attacking the counterattack. The city had the first clear opportunity. City receives a penalty for fouling Rahim Sterling inside the box. But Gundogan hit him over the post, recalling Mahrez-KDB’s failure against Liverpool. So who would have thought that Gundogan would later make up for Ganda in all his ways?
Gundogan scored in the 49th minute to give City the lead. Liverpool had a chance to equalize in the 63rd minute. The referee whistled the penalty when Rubén Díaz Mo Salah, the season’s best defender, reached into the box. Salah scored from that and put City ahead.
Then Allison’s nightmares began. After failing to clear the ball properly at first, he reached Foden. Gundogan again put City ahead with his pass. After a while, this time Alison made a worse mistake, this time she handed the pass straight to Silver. Foden, probably the man of the match, scored another goal with a left-footed shot towards the end, Liverpool had a terrible nightmare. For the first time in Premier League history, Liverpool won three games in a row at home.
After this victory, City are on top with 50 points from 22 games. Liverpool four with 40 points in 23 games.
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