Dan Thomas

Yes, that was for the Salah, should it have been a red card?

But I don't want to talk about incidents overall.

In general, how would you sum up this game?

I thought Liverpool were excellent in the second half, for the most part.

I think the goal, Bernardo Silva goal, you saw...

The issue is with playing a midfielder at right back because he's not got the instincts to step out and he plays them onside.

But that apart, I thought they played some great stuff.

I think we talked about City's second half performances on Friday.

They hadn't scored a goal in the second half of a match this year, this calendar year up until today.

They just seemed to switch off and they couldn't handle Liverpool.

But once again, they couldn't keep a clean sheet.

City bossed the first half without creating, they created that chance for Haaland early on, but that was it.

And once again, they showed their frailties, but somehow managed to grind out three points, which keeps it alive, I suppose, in some sense, but not really the way they're playing.

They're not going to convince anybody that they can put a title charge on the way they're playing.

But numerically, I suppose they're still in it.

But Liverpool must be kicking themselves because they had this game.

They were in total control and then they were not.

It just didn't take those chances.

Florian Wurz obviously had a good opportunity after the Ekotiki backheel.

We mentioned, of course, the Ekotiki header that went wide.