[Sport] ▶ Liverpool vs. Manchester City minute by minute: 'Reds' and 'Citizens' draw goalless at Anfield Stadium

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Liverpool, reigning Premier League champions, will host current English league leaders Manchester City, who will seek to stretch their lead over their closest pursuer, Manchester United (2nd with Follow minute by minute, statistics, incidents, goals, interviews and results of the match that will be held at the Beira-Rio Stadium.

Manchester City (1st with 47 points) will go to Liverpool's field (4th with 40 points) to play a match that could serve for the consummation of the relief of power in England, if the Premier League leader, in top form, is imposes against the current champions, some 'Reds' hit by injuries.

Jurgen Klopp's pupils are in a delicate moment after conceding two defeats in five Premier League matches, while the 'Citizens' arrive in their best form, with nine consecutive victories in the English championship, and thirteen among all the competitions since mid-December.
Manchester City has a 7-point advantage over Liverpool (and a game less), which makes them face a duel at Anfield with less pressure, in which their candidacy for a seventh national crown could be greatly reinforced.
“I want to see my team going to Anfield to try to win the game, as they have been doing since we have been together. We are going there to win, not to draw. I want to win the game, "Manchester City coach Josep Guardiola warned in the preview.
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Liverpool, in addition, lives with the uncertainty about whether they will be able to play their first leg of the round of 16 of the Champions League on February 16, on the pitch of RB Leipzig, after the ban on arrivals in Germany due to the pandemic of the COVID-19.
Lacking especially behind Joël Matip and Virgil van Dijk, Liverpool reinforced the defensive sector 'in extremis' on Monday with the arrivals of Ben Davies, from Preston North End, and Turkish Ozan Kabak, on loan from Schalke 04 .
“A lot happened in the last few weeks and we tried to fix them; some we solve it and others we don't. But now, of course, we have different options and that's good, ”said Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp.