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ornotna

(10,763 posts)
Sun Jan 14, 2018, 04:52 PM Jan 2018

Just watched one of the most exciting PL matches in some time.

Liverpool 4 - Manchester City 3. That was some edge of the seat action there. First game since Philippe Coutinho’s move and no VVD and the Reds were just as thrilling as ever. I still don't see anyone catching City, the title is still theirs unless there is a massive collapse on their part.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-5268195/Liverpool-4-3-Manchester-City-Reds-hold-Anfield.html



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Just watched one of the most exciting PL matches in some time. (Original Post) ornotna Jan 2018 OP
That was very good shenmue Jan 2018 #1
Outstanding match... bluecollar2 Jan 2018 #2
Fantastic game! Ron Obvious Jan 2018 #3
It was a horrible, horrible game awesomerwb1 Jan 2018 #4
arsenal Jeff Henderson Jan 2018 #5

bluecollar2

(3,622 posts)
2. Outstanding match...
Sun Jan 14, 2018, 05:56 PM
Jan 2018

As a Liverpool fan I was expecting a meltdown and if there had been 5 minutes more I think City might have equalised.

Now, all I need is for United to implode tomorrow for my weekend to be complete.

Well done Reds...

 

Ron Obvious

(6,261 posts)
3. Fantastic game!
Sun Jan 14, 2018, 06:04 PM
Jan 2018

It was shown at 8am here on the US west coast, and I hope it had a wide audience.

The goalkeeping wasn't great, but that contributed to the excitement. At 4-1, I turned to my wife (a Liverpool supporter) and said "This is a great game, but only if City were to come back will it be a classic." For a brief second, I thought the 4-4 had gone in when Aguero hit the sidenetting. Of course, it was offside anyway.

As an Arsenal supporter, I confess to feeling some satisfaction that the 2003/2004 invincibles are still unique.

And for all that, City are still 15 points clear. They really are incredible.

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