It is a good question because I passed him a lot of times but it was then the final pass or I don't know. The most important thing after passing is to create something from it, and I played some good balls in front of the goal but we have to score. We have to analyse the game and see what I can do better and what we can do better as a team.
To be fair if I look at the game I don't think that they were much better than us. Two goals, one set piece and the second goal was a long ball, so well done to them. We know their qualities and that they like to play in behind. They did well and after it is hard to come back against a team that defends well like that.
We played well but the situations that we had we could have dealt better with them. Today we played better against them than we did away. Of course there is a gap in points but today you can't say that they ran over us.
We tried. I had a lot of attacking situations but after the two goals that they scored they played very deep. They defended very well and then played on the counter attack so it was hard for us to find spaces. Some games are like that. We just have to keep on going and take the good things from the game.
Liverpool have 64 points from 27 games, putting them 11 ahead of Arsenal with 53 from 26.
We're in fourth, with 44 points from 26 games. We're level on points with Newcastle in fifth, while Bournemouth and Chelsea are just one point back and Aston Villa are two behind.
Possession: City 66% - 34% Liverpool
Passes completed: City 592 - 267 Liverpool
Shots: City 16 - 8 Liverpool
xG: City 0.63 - 0.71 Liverpool
Corners: City 7 - 5 Liverpool
Fouls committed: City 3 - 10 Liverpool
We'll have words from Pep and a member of his squad before we log off tonight too.
David James and Paul Dickov will reflect on that one at the top of the page.
That's that. Goals from Salah and Szoboszlai decide this one.
We put a lot into it and had a lot of the ball, but we weren't able to create enough clear cut chances.
Alexander-Arnold and Salah replaced by Elliott and Quansah.
There's not long left in this one.
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