Liverpool came from behind twice in a thrilling 2-2 draw with Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium that leaves the Premier League title race still on a knife-edge
Amid a raucous atmosphere in a game that had been billed as a title decider, Kevin De Bruyne and Diogo Jota traded goals early on before Gabriel Jesus restored City's lead
But Sadio Mane found a second equaliser for Liverpool early in the second half and though both teams pushed for the winner, it is as you were in the title race - City ahead by a point
Raheem Sterling had spurned a clear chance even before De Bruyne's shot deflected off Joel Matip and into the corner in the sixth minute, as the game came alive from the kick-off
Pep Guardiola's side were the dominant force throughout the first half, playing with great intensity, but the quality of Jurgen Klopp's side ensured there was always danger
Jota's goal made that clear, laid into his path beautifully by Trent Alexander-Arnold's cushioned volley
 It silenced the home support - but not for too long
City's side seemed built to harry and press, the inclusion of Jesus in a Premier League starting line-up for the first time since New Year's Day summing up the plan
And Guardiola's decision was vindicated when the Brazilian was on the end of Joao Cancelo's angled ball into the penalty box to divert his shot beyond Alisson
The goalkeepers were prominent in the game, making saves and making mistakes
 Alisson invited pressure with his casual passing
 Ederson almost put the ball into his own net
It was City who went into the interval ahead but the lead did not last long, Mohamed Salah setting up Sadio Mane to level things up within moments of the restart
By now, this was, as Gary Neville put it, the street-fighters of Liverpool with their knockout punches, up against the more controlled football of City
 What could separate them?Raheem Sterling thought he had found a way midway through the second half only to see his goal ruled out as a result of a narrow offside decision
Both sides chased the winner, Salah seeing a shot deflected wide, Jesus missing the target when there were options in the middle
 In the final minute, substitute Riyad Mahrez curled a free-kick wide of the post
There was still time for Mahrez to attempt an ambitious chip in stoppage time with the goal right in front of him only to see it sail over the bar
It was exhausting, it was exhilarating
 It was indecisive
The race continues
On the face of it, Manchester City are in control of the title race in a clearer way than they were before kick-off: Liverpool winning every remaining game might no longer be enough
 But they played so well at the Etihad Stadium that there were chances to extend the lead
Mahrez's misjudged attempt with just about the final kick of the game was a clear opening but there were chances to have chances, a steady stream of pressure late on, and a plethora of openings in the first half that might well have taken the game - and title - from Liverpool
City supporters should be delighted with their players
 The energy levels were high throughout and they were the better team against one of the best teams for long periods
 But will they regret that this performance did not bring with it a decisive result?It was tough for Klopp's team for much of that first half and yet they scored a goal against City and were almost through on a number of other occasions
 Mane was the quietest of the front three in the first half but then found his goal at the start of the second
Containing this team for a whole game, even for the Premier League champions, is almost impossible
 For all City's good play, it would not have been a huge shock had Salah been able to curl the ball into the corner and win the game with his late chance
Styles make fights and this title race is made epic because these teams have different strengths
 City had more of the ball and more shots
 But they never really had the total control that is typical of them at their best
 Not against this Liverpool team
"It was a good game
 I will have to review the game but I have a feeling we missed an opportunity
 A feeling that we left them alive
"Heads up, I said to the team after the game, I don't want one second of sadness
 It was a good game for our fans, Liverpool fans, fans in the UK and around the world
 We dignified the Premier League
"We created a lot against them, except for maybe the last final action
 It was an incredible performance, I am so proud of my team
"We know now that we have to win every game
"It will be difficult but it will be difficult for them too
""Nothing changed, really
 You play 95 minutes of incredibly intense football and nothing changed
"If we win today, we are two points up, that changes nothing
 We have to be nearly perfect to beat this team in a game and over a season too
"Asked further on whether he agreed that his team would now have to win every single remaining game to lift the Premier League title, Klopp agreed
"I think that is probably right
 We knew it in January
 We had to win 18 games
 If there was one we could draw it was today
"We have to be pretty much as close to perfection as possible to win seven Premier League games which is insane but that is the only way to beat this team
 If it is enough
"Because they might win seven as well
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