Manchester City have pulled off an astonishing comeback at Anfield, securing a dramatic 2-1 win over Liverpool and catapulting themselves back into title contention. The Citizens were behind at the break, with Liverpool's Dominik Szoboszlai scoring from a free kick in the first half. However, Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne levelled the scores with just eight minutes remaining, before Erling Haaland sealed the win for his side late on.
The match was far from a straightforward affair, with Alisson's reckless tackle on Phil Foden sparking controversy and ultimately resulting in the Liverpool goalkeeper being sent off. The Red Devils' Cristian Romero also saw red, leaving his team to play out the final minutes with 10 men.
Meanwhile, Arsenal continued their dominance at the top of the table with a 3-0 thrashing of Sunderland, further solidifying their hold on the Premier League title. Manchester United, meanwhile, took another step closer to the Champions League places after yet another Cristian Romero red card helped them secure a vital win over West Ham.
As for managers under pressure, several were left sweating on the sidelines following disappointing results. Injuries and suspensions also added to the woes of some teams, while others bounced back with impressive victories.
And that's not all - your questions were answered on this week's Football Weekly podcast, where we delve into the world of Premier League football. Tune in to find out more about these thrilling matches and much more!
The match was far from a straightforward affair, with Alisson's reckless tackle on Phil Foden sparking controversy and ultimately resulting in the Liverpool goalkeeper being sent off. The Red Devils' Cristian Romero also saw red, leaving his team to play out the final minutes with 10 men.
Meanwhile, Arsenal continued their dominance at the top of the table with a 3-0 thrashing of Sunderland, further solidifying their hold on the Premier League title. Manchester United, meanwhile, took another step closer to the Champions League places after yet another Cristian Romero red card helped them secure a vital win over West Ham.
As for managers under pressure, several were left sweating on the sidelines following disappointing results. Injuries and suspensions also added to the woes of some teams, while others bounced back with impressive victories.
And that's not all - your questions were answered on this week's Football Weekly podcast, where we delve into the world of Premier League football. Tune in to find out more about these thrilling matches and much more!
oh man what a match!!! i was literally on the edge of my seat when de bruyne scored that equaliser 
and then haaland won it for man city with that header 
alisson's red card was so reckless 
and cristian romero is like the gift that keeps on giving lol. arsenal is looking solid as ever though, they're gonna take the title for sure 
but man city's comeback is insane 
And now Manchester City are right back in the title mix... this is getting EXCITING!!! 
but seeing them come back like that now is wild 
de bruyne is like a magician on the pitch, always finding ways to win games for his team 
and haaland's goal was insane 
i'm loving this title race so far, it's going to be so close at the end 
. Manchester City pulling off that comeback could be seen as more than just a great team effort... maybe it was actually a masterplan to throw off Liverpool and gain an advantage in the title race 
. I mean, who knows what really went down behind the scenes? 
, there's just so many twists and turns, and Manchester City pulling off that comeback against Liverpool is insane 