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Second Half Fireworks Display Guides Manchester City To Their First Win At Anfield Since 2003 Photo courtesy of Cléria De Souza / Wikimedia Commons Manchester City (14-5-2, 1st) traveled to Merseyside on Sunday for one of the Premier League’s most anticipated games this season. After an almost 18 year winless-streak at Anfield, the Citizens ended their curse, thrashing reigning champions Liverpool (11-7-5, 4th) 4-1. A brace from İlkay Gündoğan and goals from captain Raheem Sterling and rising-star Phil Foden secured all three points for City. How it Happened: Foden kicked things off for the Sky Blues, which played a very similar starting line-up to their game against Chelsea (11-6-6, 5th) last month. Manager Pep Guardiola made two changes from that game, replacing Zach Steffen with first-choice keeper Ederson and bringing on Riyad Mahrez in place of the injured Kevin De Bruyne. With City’s only available striker Gabriel Jesus on the bench, Pep went with Foden as a

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