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Liverpool take a big step to the title with a nervy win in the Merseyside Derby at Anfield. Jotter with the only goal. Should it have stood, Louis Diaz in an off-side position, the ball's past two him, but he's not interfering. Correct call, bad law. If you thought Tarkoski connected well with that volley in the reverse fixture, that's nothing compared to how he caught Alexis McAllister in the first half. A challenge from the 1980s. In the race for fifth place,

a big win for Villa at Brighton. Jack Greenish gets a rare start and a rare goal for Man City,

while if Sandovali meant that, then perhaps football is complete. Also today the best team in the

world, Bournemouth's bad run continues, have Ipswich given themselves a glimmer of hope,

while open brackets, yet more, close brackets, heartbreak for Southampton,

conceding a last-minute equaliser against Palace.

We'll look ahead to the weekends games.

Jose's gone all cute dad and pretended to steal someone's nose or something like that.

We'll get German corrections, answer your questions.

And that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

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