11-11-19 liverpool v city


PREMIERE LEAGUE TOP 2 MATCH
LIVERPOOL 3-1 MAN CITY
FABINHO BECOMES FAN FAVORITE

 City think they should have had a penalty for handball, after the ball flicked off Alexander-Arnold’s thigh and into his arm. The referee waves play on and Liverpool raid down the left. Mane’s low cross is poked clear, but Fabinho runs onto it, takes a touch and blasts it inside the post from 25 yards!
They’ve only gone and stolen a second! Robertson’s cross is a beauty, and it bounces to Salah, who heads it in! But was he onside?
 It’s a gorgeous Henderson cross, and Mane stoops to head in at the back stick! Bravo gets two hands to it, but can only fumble it in!
Angelino’s low cross deflects to Bernardo Silva, whose low shot clips the inside of the post on its way in!
https://www.theguardian.com/football/live/2019/nov/10/liverpool-v-manchester-city-premier-league-live?page=with:block-5dc83e2a8f08c2d1f80dd354#liveblog-navigation
MY OPINION
I think that this was a match where Liverpool laid down a marker but they are still reliant on a few players like Van Dike and Mane and Fabinho in the midfield. This now is about Klopp knowing how to play the squad game and I do think he is learning. They are going to have to fail at a big tournament though to win the league as they will need rest as for City  they must learn from City as they do not seem like the same side from last season

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