Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the two-web podcast of your one-stop shop for

all things, Premier League and a little bit of Champions League as well. I'm Robbie

Musto, he's Robby Earl and a slightly shorter episode today. This is what we've got coming

up. Manchester City capitalized on Alison's mistakes as they beat Liverpool at Amfield. Dominic

Calvert Lewin scores late to get Everton at a point at Old Trafford. Chelsea

get all three points against Shefford United. That's what we've got coming up in

today's shop. Robby Earl, big game today. Yeah, good game. Big game at Amfield. We know

Liverpool have been faltering a little bit of late City and been cruising,

have been purring. Was this game... Ended, I'm sure everybody knows. Ended

4-1 to Manchester City. How fair a reflection of the game, Rob, was a scoreline?

I can see where some Liverpool fans would make an argument that it was a little bit

harsh, that maybe the four goals might be say fluttered Manchester City, but Rob

might... My takeaway was, it's a statement win. It's set all the title rates and in

the second half of the game, in particular, Manchester City showed another level of football

that this Liverpool couldn't deal with. That's my basic thing. And yes, we can talk about

who's missing for Liverpool. I can also make KDB and Aguero's goals have been missing

for Manchester City. We can talk about the amount of games being played,

the City's run and I think you've mentioned. It's handled the pandemic and the congestion

better than anybody else. Look fresher at this stage than anybody else for a 10-point gap

between themselves and the reigning champions. It was a statement and it shows between the

two teams at this moment there is a gap. Yeah, I thought that when you look at half-time

and it's kind of drawing at half-time, miss penalty for Manchester City, it felt like

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