They Didn't Disappoint. Manchester City hosted Liverpool and it was the much talk of the town even before they kicked the ball. It's understandable because of what's at stake between the two of them. If Manchester City wins, they would go 4 points ahead and if Liverpool wins, they would go 2 points ahead on the log. Both teams knew the importance of the game and they lived up to the hype. Both teams didn't disappoint. Liverpool had a shaky start in the first half and then recovered so well for the second half. Kevin De Bruyne and Gabriel Jesus gave City the 2 goals on the day while Jota and Mane did the same for Liverpool. This game kept me on the edge of my seat throughout because it wasn't a one-sided affair but a game that wasn't only balanced on paper but also with actions. I know a lot of people said it was a title decider but I didn't see it that way. Yes, it would tilt the title in favour of whoever wins but knowing the Premier League, I knew they might still lose to lesser teams even if one of them managed to win this game. I already predicted Manchester City to win by 2-1 but just a few minutes before the game started, I sensed it would end up as a draw but I couldn't determine the scoreline.
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