It’s the top of the table clash this weekend in the English Premier League as first meets second
Leaders Liverpool host champions Manchester City on Sunday with both sides chasing history in a huge clash at the top of the table.
With the Carabao Cup already secured, Liverpool are seeking an unprecedented quadruple, while City could become the first team to win back-to-back Trebles.
It could also be a final league meeting between Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola.
Liverpool and City have won every Premier League title since 2018, with Klopp’s side finishing top in 2020 and Guardiola a five-time winner.
Liverpool go into Sunday’s game just one point clear of City and with a superior goal difference of four goals.
Liverpool have a fine record against Manchester City at Anfield, losing just once at home since 2003 and winning 13 of the last 20 fixtures.
Indeed just two of their last 30 Premier League encounters have been won by the away side.
But there is a three-way tussle for the trophy this season as Arsenal find themselves in contention after a blistering start to the year.
Mikel Arteta’s side have won their last seven league games to sit just two points behind Liverpool and have a superior goal difference to both sides. If the Gunners beat Brentford on Saturday they will leapfrog both Liverpool and City to the top of the table.
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