Manchester City and Liverpool tied this Sunday (2-2) and the Premier League is still alive, with Pep Guardiola one point above Jürgen Klopp and seven games ahead for the Spanish coach to retain the title or for the German took the crown from him.
The classic of the last four years, the successor of Real Madrid-Barcelona as the best match, did not disappoint since the ball began to roll, but, despite glimpsing an overwhelming City, superior and owner of the 90 minutes, Liverpool came out alive. And with him, the Premier.
Without time to catch your breath, City showed muscle. Raheem Sterling missed a heads up in front of Alisson. Gabriel Jesús served him the perfect ball, but it was done to the Englishman at night in front of the goalkeeper.