The match at Anfield ended in a draw as Liverpool had to accept one point against Manchester City. The Reds, however, may be left pondering what might have transpired after their complete control of the second half.
Liverpool secured a point thanks to Alexis Mac Allister’s successful penalty, which came after John Stones had first given City the advantage in the first half. The Reds, however, had numerous opportunities to secure all three points, with Luis Díaz specifically at fault for squandering several clear-cut scoring opportunities.
After the conclusion of the City game, Liverpool will not participate in any Premier League matches until March 31. This week, the Reds will shift their focus to the Europa League and FA Cup before the upcoming international break.
After coming back, the Reds will encounter one of the top contenders to replace Jürgen Klopp, as Brighton will visit Anfield to conclude the month. After the home game against Sheffield United, the team will travel to Old Trafford to play against Manchester United.
Liverpool will return to Anfield the next weekend to play against Crystal Palace, and then they will go to London to face Fulham. If the Reds go to the semi-finals of the FA Cup, the final game will be rescheduled.
The upcoming five Premier League matches for Liverpool are as follows: Brighton (home), Sheffield United (home), Manchester United (away), Crystal Palace (home), and Fulham (away).
Regarding City, they are facing another significant match in the fight for the crown. After the international break, Pep Guardiola’s team will play against Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium. This game will have significant consequences for the top positions.
There is another challenging test coming up against Aston Villa, followed by a visit to Crystal Palace. Luton will travel to Manchester for their next match against Tottenham, a team that has consistently posed challenges for Guardiola’s team. This match is currently set for April 20, although it may be rescheduled if City advances to the FA Cup semi-finals.
Manchester City’s next schedule in the Premier League consists of matches against Arsenal (home), Aston Villa (home), Crystal Palace (away), Luton (home), and Tottenham (away).
Arsenal, on the other hand, will aim to make a significant declaration at the Etihad Stadium before welcoming Luton at the Emirates Stadium. Afterwards, there is a visit to Brighton, followed by Aston Villa’s excursion to north London.
Afterwards, the Gunners are slated to journey to Wolves. Despite Mikel Arteta’s team being eliminated from the FA Cup, the status of that game may be altered, as Wolves are still participating in the competition.
The upcoming five Premier League matches for Arsenal are as follows: an away game against Manchester City, a home game against Luton, an away game against Brighton, a home game against Aston Villa, and an away game against Wolves.
Liverpool.com expresses the hope that Liverpool will not regret those squandered opportunities against City by the conclusion of the season. Arsenal currently occupies the first position in the league, although it remains uncertain how long they will maintain this position. The Reds are aiming to regain that position by the end of the month.
