Liverpool and Manchester City will put their Premier League title credentials on the line when they meet in a blockbuster clash at Anfield on December 1.
Fans will be clamouring to find Liverpool vs Manchester City tickets ahead of a fixture which could have a major impact on the destination of the title.
Read on as we look at the previous meetings between the two teams before previewing what promises to be a thrilling encounter between two top teams.
Liverpool vs Manchester City – Previous Meetings
- Dec 28, 1992 – Liverpool 1-1 Manchester City
- Apr 12, 1993 – Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
- Oct 23, 1993 – Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
- Jan 22, 1994 – Liverpool 2-1 Manchester City
- Dec 28, 1994 – Liverpool 2-0 Manchester City
- Apr 14, 1995 – Manchester City 2-0 Liverpool
- Oct 28, 1995 – Liverpool 6-0 Manchester City
- May 5, 1996 – Manchester City 2-2 Liverpool
- Sep 9, 2000 – Liverpool 3-2 Manchester City
- Jan 31, 2001 – Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
- Sep 28, 2002 – Manchester City 0-3 Liverpool
- May 3, 2003 – Liverpool 1-2 Manchester City
- Dec 28, 2003 – Manchester City 2-2 Liverpool
- Feb 11, 2004 – Liverpool 2-1 Manchester City
- Aug 21, 2004 – Liverpool 2-1 Manchester City
- Apr 9, 2005 – Manchester City 1-0 Liverpool
- Nov 26, 2005 – Manchester City 0-1 Liverpool
- Feb 26, 2006 – Liverpool 1-0 Manchester City
- Nov 25, 2006 – Liverpool 1-0 Manchester City
- Apr 14, 2007 – Manchester City 0-0 Liverpool
- Dec 30, 2007 – Manchester City 0-0 Liverpool
- May 4, 2008 – Liverpool 1-0 Manchester City
- Oct 5, 2008 – Manchester City 2-3 Liverpool
- Feb 22, 2009 – Liverpool 1-1 Manchester City
- Nov 21, 2009 – Liverpool 2-2 Manchester City
- Feb 21, 2010 – Manchester City 0-0 Liverpool
- Aug 23, 2010 – Manchester City 3-0 Liverpool
- Apr 11, 2011 – Liverpool 3-0 Manchester City
- Nov 27, 2011 – Liverpool 1-1 Manchester City
- Jan 3, 2012 – Manchester City 3-0 Liverpool
- Aug 26, 2012 – Liverpool 2-2 Manchester City
- Feb 3, 2013 – Manchester City 2-2 Liverpool
- Dec 26, 2013 – Manchester City 2-1 Liverpool
- Apr 13, 2014 – Liverpool 3-2 Manchester City
- Aug 25, 2014 – Manchester City 3-1 Liverpool
- Mar 1, 2015 – Liverpool 2-1 Manchester City
- Nov 21, 2015 – Manchester City 1-4 Liverpool
- Mar 2, 2016 – Liverpool 3-0 Manchester City
- Dec 31, 2016 – Liverpool 1-0 Manchester City
- Mar 19, 2017 – Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
- Sep 9, 2017 – Manchester City 5-0 Liverpool
- Jan 14, 2018 – Liverpool 4-3 Manchester City
- Oct 7, 2018 – Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City
- Jan 3, 2019 – Manchester City 2-1 Liverpool
- Nov 10, 2019 – Liverpool 3-1 Manchester City
- Jul 2, 2020 – Manchester City 4-0 Liverpool
- Nov 8, 2020 – Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
- Feb 7, 2021 – Liverpool 1-4 Manchester City
- Oct 3, 2021 – Liverpool 2-2 Manchester City
- Apr 10, 2022 – Manchester City 2-2 Liverpool
- Oct 16, 2022 – Liverpool 1-0 Manchester City
- Apr 1, 2023 – Manchester City 4-1 Liverpool
- Nov 25, 2023 – Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
- Mar 10, 2024 – Liverpool 1-1 Manchester City
Liverpool Aiming to Power Clear of Man City
Liverpool went into the November international break in a buoyant mood after rattling off three consecutive victories at the start of the month.
An impressive victory in the Champions League over Bayer Leverkusen was sandwiched in between league successes against Brighton & Hove Albion and Aston Villa.
The two Premier League victories moved Liverpool five points ahead of Manchester City, who were beaten by Bournemouth and Brighton in their last two games.
While Liverpool manager Arne Slot was pleased with the results, he urged his players not to get too carried away with their recent performances.
“We play so many games in all these competitions against so many strong opponents, so hopefully we will have a lot of these weeks to come because these weeks are mostly big if you are competing for something and that is what we are doing at the moment,” Slot said.
“We are competing, trying to compete for the league, trying to compete for the Champions League and trying to compete for the cups we are in as well.
“We also know it’s a long season where we have to continuously be on top of our game because the likes of Arsenal, City and Chelsea and all these other clubs are able to win just as many games as we did in the first 15 to 16 games.
“So, we have to stay on top of our game, which is never going to be easy but we’ll push for it as much as we can.”
Guardiola Tips City to Bounce Back to Form
While Liverpool have been basking in the glory of a positive run of results, Man City had to contend with the shock of losing four consecutive defeats in all competitions.
Injuries to key players have not helped their cause in recent weeks, and the international break has undoubtedly come at a good time for the club.
Man City manager Pep Guardiola should have a stronger squad at his disposal when the Premier League resumes and he is confident results will improve.
Suffering four defeats in a row is an unusual concept for City, but the Spaniard insists his players will bounce back to form over the next few weeks.
“I know that after you win, everything is perfect. For example, against Fulham we won but we played miles worse than against Brighton and at Sporting Lisbon and at Spurs,” Guardiola said.
“We performed really well, but we were not consistent enough to maintain this level that helped us win what we have won for many years.
“Hopefully in the future it will come back and if it not come back. We will learn from that and if we are not able to win, we will work to come back and that is what it is about.
“Right now, we are not at our best, but hopefully we’ll come back and step by step do it. I have the feeling every game will be tough and the team has to recover to our best and we will see.”
Liverpool vs Manchester City – Prediction
Man City will head to Liverpool knowing that another defeat would blow a sizeable hole in their bid to win a fifth consecutive Premier League title.
Both meetings between the two sides last season finished as draws, and it would be no surprise if there is a similar outcome this time around.
