Gary Neville

And I think that's the thing.

Liverpool play Arsenal first before City play, so they've got another chance to go in front the next end.

I think Liverpool, if they can go to City and damage them, even if it's a draw but they play well, I think it would be a significant thing.

John, are you OK?

Jordan, you were part of that team that came so close four years ago, one that nearly won the league.

What's the difference between this team, would you say, and that team that went so close?

Obviously, we've given Virgil van Dijk the Man of the Match award tonight.

How good is he?

I did, because they were creating chances and I think at half-time there were warning signs there for Liverpool.

What I would say is about Wolves, that I've watched them six times this season, I feel like a season ticket holder.

And I can build a pretty good picture of them in the sense that

Those players who sort of need one chance to score one goal, they haven't got it.

Cavalero, Helder Costa, Jimenez, Traore you've seen tonight, they really are quite erratic in the final third and they do really well in terms of causing problems.

You wouldn't like to play against them because the movements are good, they're quick, they can beat you one-on-one, but then that little bit of composure in that final moment, which, to be fair...

it costs you £75 million or £80 million or £100 million nowadays, is the most difficult thing.

I think I said probably the last time we saw them that if in January they're going to do some business, it will be in the front area of the pitch.

Because if they had had somebody up front tonight in the position of Traore, who was clinical, who could have finished, then I think Liverpool would have been in a bit of trouble.

It is, and I do fear that this could be a season where Liverpool could win the league and I might have to move to Papua New Guinea or somewhere, or somewhere remote, because I have to say... We're all hoping that.

We've built up a good relationship over Friday nights.

I have to say that it's a game changer for Liverpool.