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We're here with you twice a week throughout the season for all the best reaction and

analysis from some of the best football writers in the business.

Joining us in the studio today it is Tom Roddy from The Times coming up we're going

to look back on a busy week of Champions League action, but first there really is only one place for us to start, and that is at Anfield.

The Champions Manchester City Trail, Yeogan Clopside by six points ahead of Sunday's top of the table clash at Anfield.

City took four points from Liverpool last season, including a goal of straw on the Mersey

side that they might have won had Riedmares not blazed a second half penalty over the bar.

But Citi are playing catch-up in the title race again,

with some suggesting Pep Guadiolas men must go to Anfield and win a feat that hasn't been achieved by any side since

Sam Aladice's Crystal Palace were two-one winners back in April 2017.

Clops team went the entire 2017-18 and 2018- without defeat at Anfield in the league.

So it is a very tough task for the Champions.

But Tom and Gregor, do we think already this is a must-win game for city?

I mean for me I don't think it's necessarily must-win but it's possibly a must not lose if anything I mean that opens up the

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