Liverpool and Manchester City are currently facing each other in the Premier The Premier League match between Liverpool and Manchester City is underway, with live updates available.

In just 10 minutes, Liverpool attempts to counterattack after a corner from City. However, Silva easily dislodges Nunez from the ball. Despite this, the home team regains possession once again. However, Nunez falters in trying to make a smart move and loses the ball at the halfway mark.

Fans at Anfield are expressing their disappointment as City maintains possession for a long period of time, but ultimately the ball is eventually passed to Kelleher.

After 8 minutes, Elliott attempted a cross-field pass but Walker stopped it. Rodri then passed it to Haaland, who was at the halfway mark, and Haaland passed it on to De Bruyne. However, De Bruyne’s cross went over the bar.

Once more, the city launches an offensive and De Bruyne is able to create some distance in front of the goal. However, his attempt is effortlessly stopped by Kelleher.

After six minutes, Ederson passes the ball to Foden, but Liverpool quickly regains possession. Walker then commits a foul on Szoboszlai on the halfway line.

Currently, Liverpool is maintaining possession for an extended period for the first time in the game. It appears that their strategy will consist of aggressive pressing, which is a familiar tactic under coach Klopp.

After four minutes, Liverpool attempts a long pass to Nunez, but Ederson successfully catches it.

Rodri attempts to execute a diagonal pass to De Bruyne inside the penalty area, but the ball goes out of bounds and results in a goal kick.

2 mins: There’s some atmosphere at Anfield, and City attempt to quieten it almost straight away as De Bruyne lays it off to Foden in the box. He tries to take it past Gomez but is tackled.

City regains possession shortly after and the ball ends up at the feet of Alvarez, who is positioned on the left side of the box. However, his strike is blocked by Kelleher.

The game begins! The two coaches quickly shake hands while the teams switch sides. The songs stop, and Liverpool starts the match.

The players are now entering the field, and the atmosphere at Anfield is filled with energy.

The flags and scarves are being hoisted throughout the stadium as both teams take their positions and the song “You’ll Never Walk Alone” is played.

Jurgen Klopp now has his chance to talk to Sky. He wastes no time in minimizing the importance of the event as his previous game against City during his tenure as Liverpool manager (at least in the league).

“The stadium is completely full at Anfield, I’m thrilled!”

Currently, I am feeling quite emotionally reserved. Despite this, I am grateful to be in this present moment and I have high hopes for what we can achieve.

In his strategy, he states that Liverpool must display “exceptional courage and carry out all actions with complete conviction.” This is necessary in the current moment; we must be present and give our all in the fight and in the game.

In an interview with Sky Sports, Pep Guardiola describes the upcoming match as significant, but points out that there is still a lot of time left in the race for the title.

“We aim to concentrate on our tasks at hand. It is crucial to consistently perform well against high-level opponents,” he states. A man of few words prior to the match.