75 - Only Mohamed Salah (83) Ivan Toney (83), and Aleksandar Mitrovic (78) have scored more English league goals since the start of the 2018-19 campaign than Teemu Pukki, who has notched his 75th goal over this period. Finito.
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05’: Man City 1-0 Liverpool
13’: Man City 1-1 Liverpool
Diogo Jota cancels out Kevin De Bruyne’s opener. 
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Kevin De Bruyne has now scored a goal in four consecutive appearances for the first time in his Manchester City career:
vs Southampton
vs Burnley
vs Atlético Madrid
vs Liverpool
City’s man for the big occasion. 
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Kevin De Bruyne’s last four Premier League games against Liverpool:
KDB isn’t a Liverpool fan anymore. 
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Diogo Jota’s last five away goals in the Premier League for Liverpool:
◉ vs. Man Utd
◉ vs. Everton
◉ vs. Tottenham
◉ vs. Arsenal
◉ vs. Man City
The man for the big occasion. 
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Trent Alexander-Arnold has now provided more assists this season (17) than any Liverpool player has managed in a single campaign in the 21st century.
Setting a new standard. 
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No player has scored more goals from outside the box in the Premier League this season than Kevin De Bruyne (4).
Three of them have been with his left-foot. 
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Three players have scored 5+ goals with their right foot and their left foot in the Premier League this season:
Kevin De Bruyne
Son Heung-min
Diogo Jota
Two-footed finishers. 
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That’s one way to mark your first league start since New Year’s Day!
That’s Gabriel Jesus’ third league goal of the season, and fifth against Liverpool in his career
2-1 |
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13’: Trent Alexander-Arnold assist
36’: João Cancelo assist
The full-back war is living up to the hype.
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Gabriel Jesus at the Etihad this season:
◎ 13 games
◎ 8 starts
◉ 5 goals
◉ 4 assists
He enjoyed that one. 
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João Cancelo in the first half for Man City vs. Liverpool:
39 touches
3 crosses
3 touches in opp. box
3x possession won
3 duels contested
2 duels won
2 shots
1 tackle
1 take-on
1 chance created
1 assist
What a ball in for Gabriel Jesus. 
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1 - Liverpool find themselves trailing at the break for the first time in the Premier League all season, with today being exactly a year since they were last behind at half time in a league game (came back to win 2-1 v Aston Villa on 10th April 2021). Test.
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It took Liverpool 46 seconds to equalise in the second half. 
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