The back page of the Daily Mirror newspaper leads on Liverpool’s draw against City and what it means for the Premier League title race.
Author: WTX Sports Team
PEP GUARDIOLA may yet become the first manager to win four consecutive English titles and he may end the season with a double Treble. But the Manchester City boss will never defeat Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool in front of an Anfield crowd.
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