It was going to take something special for Liverpool or Manchester City to find a goal at Anfield on Sunday, and Dominik Szoboszlai met the moment in style.

Manchester City’s Rayan Cherki thought he had scored one of the goals of the season with virtually the last kick of the match when firing home from the halfway line in Manchester City’s dramatic 2-1 win against Liverpool.

There was still drama to come, with Szoboszlai sent off for pulling Haaland back in the midst of a chase towards an open goal. All of that meant just a third win at Anfield in the Premier League era, a first league double over Liverpool since 1936/37 and a return to a six-point deficit to leaders Arsenal.

With half-time approaching and Liverpool losing 1-0 to Newcastle United, Anfield was already bracing itself for another disappointing defeat in this most trying of seasons. In the space of 138 seconds,

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