Premier League Stunner: Manchester City and Liverpool Drop PointsPremier League Stunner: Manchester City and Liverpool Drop Points In a dramatic turn of events, both Manchester City and Liverpool dropped points in the Premier League title race on Saturday, opening up the possibility of a thrilling finish to the season. Manchester City Stumble at Home Manchester City, seeking to extend their lead at the top of the table, hosted Tottenham Hotspur at the Etihad Stadium. However, the reigning champions were caught off guard by a determined Spurs side that took the lead through Harry Kane’s header in the first half. Despite dominating possession, City struggled to break down Tottenham’s resolute defense. Erling Haaland, who has been in prolific form this season, was well-marshalled and had few clear-cut chances. The game ended in a frustrating 1-0 defeat for Manchester City, their first at the Etihad this season. The result leaves them five points clear of Arsenal in second place, but with the Gunners having a game in hand. Liverpool Held in Frustrating Draw Liverpool, aiming to keep pace with City, traveled to the Amex Stadium to face Brighton & Hove Albion. The Reds started strongly and took the lead through Luis Díaz’s superb strike. However, Brighton fought back and leveled the scores through a brilliant volley from Leandro Trossard. Liverpool continued to create chances but were unable to find a winner. The game ended in a disappointing 1-1 draw, Liverpool’s third in the league this season. It leaves them nine points behind Manchester City, although they have played one game less. Title Race Wide Open The dropped points by Manchester City and Liverpool have blown open the Premier League title race. Arsenal, who have won their last four games, are now just five points behind City with a game in hand. With 10 games remaining in the season, the title race is far from over. Manchester City remain the favorites, but Arsenal and Liverpool are still in contention. Every point will be crucial in the remaining weeks of the campaign, promising a thrilling climax to the English top flight.
