Man City are yet to learn how to handle the Anfield 'washing machine', says Gary Neville, after an out-of-sorts performance saw them draw 1-1 against Liverpool.
Manchester City are yet to learn how to handle the Anfield 'washing machine', says Gary Neville, after an out-of-sorts performance saw them draw 1-1 against Liverpool on Super Sunday. Pep Guardiola's side went ahead in the first half as John Stones turned home Kevin De Bruyne's fine corner. But for much of the second half, they struggled against a rejuvenated Liverpool, who equalised through Alexis Mac Allister's penalty.
'They started making passes and standing - and stopped making those runs forward into the box alongside Haaland. 'Once you stop doing that, you've got a tidal wave coming towards you and that's what they had in the second half. Waves of pressure and you can't stop it then because once they have that at Anfield, it's very difficult to turn it around. 'But Liverpool in the second half were outstanding. What a great game. Both managers will be proud.
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