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Missing 5 of their regular starters (and with more still returning to fitness) Liverpool went into their crunch match against Man City as sizeable underdogs. But, after surviving an opening period that could have seen the visitors well ahead, Jurgen Klopp made a major change to his side's approach and slowly wrestled control away from Pep Guardiola.<br/><br/>It's a game that could have gone either way, but Adam Clery analyses the events and tells us why Liverpool would have been the rightful owners of the 3 points.
Missing 5 of their regular starters (and with more still returning to fitness) Liverpool went into their crunch match against Man City as sizeable underdogs. But, after surviving an opening period that could have seen the visitors well ahead, Jurgen Klopp made a major change to his side's approach and slowly wrestled control away from Pep Guardiola.<br/><br/>It's a game that could have gone either way, but Adam Clery analyses the events and tells us why Liverpool would have been the rightful owners of the 3 points.
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