Liverpool, City share spoils in four goal thriller
Manchester City, twice, came from behind to draw 2-2against Liverpool in a thrilling match between the Premier League title rivals on Sunday as Tottenham won to ease the pressure on Nuno Espirito Santo.
Mohammed Salah appeared to have won the game at a frenzied Anfield after Phil Foden had cancelled out Sadio Mane’s opener but Kevin De Bruyne’s late deflected shot rescued a point for Pep Gaurdiola’s men.
The result between the two teams who have dominated the English football over the past four years leaves the Premier League title race tantalizingly poised.
Unbeaten Liverpool are a point behind leaders Chelsea while City are in third place, two points off the top.
Ealier, Spurs beat Aston Villa 2-1 and Leicester drew 2-2 at Crystal palace while new boys Brentford scored deep into stoppage time to beat West-Ham 2-1.
City’s dropped point against Southampton last month looked potentially costly, with tricky away matches to come against European champions Chelsea and Liverpool.
