Four Man City stars ready to unleash their inner Sergio Aguero against Liverpool

Liverpool and Manchester City was not the most-watched Premier League game this season.According to the latest figures, the Super Sunday clash that ended 2-2 at the Etihad earned a massive 3.19million in-home viewers on average. But it falls second to Manchester United’s 5-0 thrashing at the hands of Liverpool in October, which earned a 3.65m average.Sky Sports report that their total on Sunday was a culmination of 7million people.

The Premier League title is still up for grabs after the two main contenders squared off at the Etihad on Sunday. Liverpool twice came from behind to claim a 2-2 draw with Manchester City to remain a point behind the Blues at the top of the table with seven games to go.

Liverpool following Manchester City’s 2-2 draw on Sunday.Man City missed an opportunity to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table after a thrilling encounter at the Etihad. Pep Guardiola’s side were arguably the better team but missed out on all three points after Raheem Sterling’s winner was ruled out for offside and Riyad Mahrez missed a last-minute sitter.And devout City fan Gallagher was left fuming out at the outcome.

Jurgen Klopp has revealed he was searching for his "missus" in the away end following Liverpool's thrilling 2-2 draw with Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.The Reds remain a point adrift of Pep Guardiola's side as the two Premier League titans shared the spoils in Sunday's potentially title-deciding showdown. Klopp's side twice pegged back league leaders City as goals from Diogo Jota and Sadio Mane cancelled out strikes from Kevin De Bruyne and Gabriel Jesus.After the match, the Liverpool manager took a break from media duties to head to the away end in an apparent showing of appreciation for the club's passionate support.

Pep Guardiola has heaped praise on title rival Jurgen Klopp but insists the Liverpool manager is not his “friend”.Manchester City and Liverpool put on one of the most entertaining Premier League displays this season in a 2-2 draw at the Etihad on Sunday. City went into half-time 2-1 up courtesy of goals by Kevin De Bruyne and Gabriel Jesus either side of a close-ranged Diogo Jota finish.But the Reds levelled the score once more through Sadio Mane’s strike a minute after the break, providing a dramatic end-to-end finale between the two title contenders.

Kevin De Bruyne says Manchester City cannot expect to win all of their remaining Premier League fixtures - even if doing so guarantees them the title after the entertaining draw with Liverpool.

Manchester United fans were left thinking what could have been as they watched Manchester City's clash with Liverpool on Sunday.

Liverpool fought back from behind on two occasions to draw 2-2 against Manchester City, meaning that there is still just one point between the pair at the top of the Premier League.A blockbuster first-half saw Kevin De Bruyne fire City ahead inside five minutes before Diogo Jota equalised shortly after, and Liverpool were rocked before half-time as Gabriel Jesus restored the hosts' advantage. The Reds were fortunate to go into the break just a goal down, as City pushed for a third.But Liverpool came out a different side in the second half, and equalised inside one minute of the restart as Mohamed Salah teed up Sadio Mane.

Liverpool supporters have been reacting to Trent Alexander-Arnold’s superb assist.At the Etihad against Manchester City, the right-back, 23, made a run from deep to latch onto Andy Robertson’s pass and cushion the ball into Diogo Jota to make it 1-1. The Portugal international buried the finish to draw Liverpool level - but the plaudits were aimed at Alexander-Arnold for his superb take.A fan gushed: “That vision, awareness and pass from Trent was class.” One wrote: “That pass from Robertson to Alexander-Arnold and the composure from Alexander-Arnold to find Jota.

Liverpool forward Diogo Jota has been accused of ‘doing a Mohamed Salah' after failing to square the ball to the Egyptian against Manchester City on Sunday.The former Wolves star was slipped through on goal late into the first half, but before he was able to get his shot away, Aymeric Laporte slid in and somehow managed to tackle the Portuguese international. But what was made all the more frustrating for Reds fans is that Salah was ready and waiting for a tap-in besides him.Given that Salah has been accused of being selfish in front of goal previously, many saw the irony in the Egypt international’s fury at not receiving the pass.

Roy Keane has suggested that he thinks Mohamed Salah's contract negotiations with Liverpool aren't all about money.Salah's contract expires next summer, and he's been locked in contract negotiations with Liverpool that have seemed to drag on. Reports suggested that Salah rejected Liverpool's offer of a new deal in December.

Jamie Carragher opened a huge can of worms when he said that the Liverpool-Manchester City rivalry is the greatest we have ever seen.While linking to his piece in The Telegraph, the Sky Sports pundit wrote: “ This @ManCity and @LFC rivalry is the best we’ve ever had in English football!! We’ve never had the two best teams & managers in the world together fighting it out.” Many were up in arms over the summary, claiming that the bitter battles of yesteryear undoubtedly trump that current feud between this season’s title challengers.Here, Daily Star Sport will run you through what we believe to be the best rivalries ever to take place in the Premier League, in order of weakest to fiercest.Kevin Keegan took Newcastle from promotion to almost immediate title contenders in 1994.The Magpies, now known as the Entertainers, were in inches of winning the Premier League title, being 15 points clear at Christmas during the 1995-96 season.But it wasn’t to be as the Sir Alex Ferguson mind games proved too strong and the Red Devils carried on their dominance in the league, snatching the title away from the underdogs.Do you agree with our list? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.Just as the rivalry between Ferguson and Arsene Wenger seemed to die down, one Jose Mourinho entered the fray.After winning the Premier League in his first season with Chelsea, Ferguson found himself another boss to go head-to-head with.The jury’s out on who pipped who between these two, though, with both sharing a trophy-laden period. Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp have been the top brass in English football for the past several years.

Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp will resume their rivalry on Sunday as Manchester City host Liverpool in the most eagerly anticipated match of the season so far - and two stars from the pair's first ever clash could feature.The potentially title-deciding Premier League encounter at the Etihad will see the two managerial masterminds face off for the 23rd time in their illustrious careers. With nine wins apiece and four draws between them in their 22 meetings so far, the pair cannot be split - even if a point separates their two teams heading into Sunday.Guardiola's City currently hold the slender advantage over Klopp's Reds, but that could all change over 90 minutes.

All eyes will be on the Etihad Stadium this Sunday afternoon (4.30pm) as Manchester City prepare to take on title rivals Liverpool in a game which could determine where the Premier League trophy ends up this season. With eight matches to go there is only one point between the teams.

Liverpool have arrived in Manchester with their big guns in tow ahead of Sunday's title showdown at the Etihad.

Roberto Firmino has dealt Liverpool a late selection concern for the impending Premier League contest with title rivals Manchester City. The 30-year-old came off the bench for the Reds during the Champions League win against Benfica on Tuesday night.

Ahead of Manchester City's crunch Premier League meeting with Liverpool on Sunday, Pep Guardiola admitted that Jurgen Klopp's side - and the German himself - are the biggest rivals of his managerial career.

Erik ten Hag has been tipped to become the next Jurgen Klopp or Pep Guardiola after it was revealed this week that the Dutchman is set to join Manchester United.

Liverpool fans have asked Mohamed Salah stop doing interviews in which he is asked about his ongoing contract dispute with the club ahead of their crunch Premier League clash against Manchester City this weekend.The Egypt international forward is set to enter the final year of his current agreement with Liverpool in the summer and has admitted that they haven't yet matched his wage demands.Jurgen Klopp, on the other hand, has insisted that the club can do nothing more in their bid to extend the contract of their star player - with Salah again speaking out when asked this week.One fan wrote: "Why do this before a massive title deciding game." Adding: "It's all about him, another problem before the game now!!"With a second adding: "He needs to stop doing this interviews, it will only worsen his relationship with fans."A third continued: "Why’s he even doing these kinda interviews before a big game."With a fourth agreeing: "Shame Salah doing interviews before a big game when contract questions will inevitably come up. Just getting annoying now and needs resolving."HAVE YOUR SAY! Is Mohamed Salah worthy of a £400,000-a-week contract? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionSalah had said in a chat with Sky Sports this week: "Not much but honestly what can I say.

Jamie Carragher fears that Liverpool’s title hopes could be dashed by defeat against Manchester City on Sunday.Jurgen Klopp’s side travel to the Etihad Stadium to face City in what promises to be a crucial game in the Premier League title race. The Reds are currently second, one point behind City, with eight games left to play, having whittled down the defending champions’ 14-point lead through some relentless form.

Jurgen Klopp says he agrees with Jamie Carragher's claim that Liverpool's rivalry with Manchester City over the past few years is the "best" in Premier League history.In a recent column for The Telegraph, Carragher said the rivalry is "unique" because it has the "two best teams and managers in the world together fighting it out", something the Premier League has never really had before.Speaking at a press conference ahead of Sunday's top-of-the-table clash with Pep Guardiola's defending champions, Klopp was asked whether he agreed the claim. "Who said it?" the Reds boss asked, and after being told it was Carragher, he replied: "Then yes, it's true!"He added: "The consistency both teams have shown over the period is crazy.