Liverpool and City meet on Sunday and neither can afford to lose as they look to keep up the chase to first-placed Arsenal

Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai has said there is "a long way to go" in this season's title race and has urged his teammates to focus on themselves

Manchester City laid down a clear statement of intent in Pep Guardiola's 1,000th game as a manager with a crushing 3-0 defeat of Premier League champions Liverpool on Sunday.

After the wins over Aston Villa and Real Madrid, Liverpool was sent a reminder of how far behind the Premier League's best it currently is. A title fight is feeling increasingly forlorn.

The following Wednesday, Liverpool are back in Champions League action, once again at Anfield. PSV Eindhoven edged a heavily rotated Reds 3–2 in the final gameweek of last season’s league phase, and Peter Bosz’s side have already secured a stunning 6–2 victory over Italian champions Napoli in this season’s iteration.

In recent transfer windows, PSG have maintained a clear focus on building for the long term rather than pursuing short-term solutions. The club continue to target young talents with high potential

Arsenal’s run of eight wins without conceding saw them beat their own club record, while going level with the current record for top-flight English football. The Gunners stand alongside Liverpool, who put together a similarly astonishing run in 1920, over 125 years ago.