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Erling Haaland overcame pre-game "niggles" to become the fastest Premier League player to score 50 goals, propelling Manchester City into an early lead against Liverpool. Despite City's dominance, a late strike by Trent Alexander-Arnold dashed their 23-game home winning streak, ending the match in a draw. Pep Guardiola's side remains atop the Premier League but faced a stark reminder of Liverpool's unique ability to challenge them.

Nathan Ake earned praise for his impactful play, setting up Haaland's goal and limiting Salah's influence. Jeremy Doku's electrifying performance on the right troubled Liverpool, but Julian Alvarez missed a crucial opportunity. City's midfield controlled large portions of the game, with Rodri and Bernardo Silva earning commendable ratings

Phil Foden missed a first-half chance, lacking sharpness, while manager Pep Guardiola's selection appeared successful until Alexander-Arnold's unexpected equalizer. Despite the setback, City's focus now shifts to the upcoming UEFA Champions League clash against Leipzig. The match showcased the resilience of both teams, leaving City reflective on Liverpool's longstanding ability to disrupt their momentum