until the first liverpool goal, which is 77 mins, the reds has
double the attempts compared to their opposition. however, zero is
on target.
midfield were superb in the first half. but given that the
strikers are not even troubling the keeper, midfielders lose
confidence and positioning.
lastly, it is not liverpool day for sure, including a few
dubious decisions from the ref. there is no such thing as home
advantage anymore, especially with anfield.
and i dont even bother to question rafa decision as to why masch
was taken out instead of lucas. prob saving him for real madrid but
i dont care anymore.
credit to man city, they players were hardworking and know how
to commit those petty fouls and screw liverpool's momentum.
stephen ireland has single-handedly kept man city in the game
and does man utd a great favour.
given the result, liverpool has to at least win the remaining
game to even have a glimpse on the title.
which i have great doubts.
