Liverpool slipped up in the Premier League title race as they were held to a 1-1 draw against Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield.
The Reds have moved top of the table on goal difference but Manchester City have a chance to go three points clear when they play Newcastle United tomorrow.
Son Heung-min gave Spurs the lead but Luis Diaz came up with a huge goal to at least ensure Jurgen Klopp’s side picked up a point.
Liverpool dominated the first half but couldn’t find the breakthrough.
Virgil van Dijk headed against the bar from a corner while Luis Diaz produced a good save out of Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris.
The visitors fired a warning just before half-time when Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg struck the post from long range.
Then in the 56th minute, the Reds were delivered a huge blow when they fell behind despite being on top.
Tottenham launched a swift attack and Son Heung-min rounded off the move from close range.
However, Liverpool got themselves back level with 16 minutes remaining when Diaz’s effort took a wicked deflection and found the bottom corner.
But the Reds were unable to find another goal - now it’s advantage Man City in the title race.
Here’s how we rated the Liverpool players.
1. Alisson Becker - 6
Made a double save in the first half that wouldn’t have counted due to offside. No chance with goal and barely had anything else to do. | Getty Images Photo: Clive Brunskill/Getty Image
2. Trent Alexander-Arnold - 5
Whipped in several dangerous crosses in the first half, as well as superbly stopping a Harry Kane foray. Crossing was also inconsistent. | Liverpool FC via Getty Images Photo: John Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images
3. Ibou Konate - 6
Made on excellent sliding challenges on Son Heung-min in the first period. Didn’t do too much wrong in the second period. | Liverpool FC via Getty Images Photo: Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images
4. Virgil van Dijk - 6
Will be disappointed he did not score with two headers off target in the first half. And perhaps should have followed the run of Kane in the build-up for Spurs’ goal. | Getty Images Photo: Michael Regan/Getty Images