Here are the highlights and player ratings from the Liverpool 1–2 Manchester City Premier League match at Anfield on February 8, 2026

Liverpool 1-2 Manchester City: Premier League – as it happened

Premier League release statement over disallowed Man City goal as club achieve epic 89-year first in wild Liverpool clash

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🔥 Match Highlights – Key Moments

⚽ 74′ – Liverpool lead: Dominik Szoboszlai scores a stunning long-range free-kick to give Liverpool the advantage. �

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⚽ 84′ – City equalise: Bernardo Silva taps in after sustained pressure. �

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⚽ 90+3′ – City win it: Erling Haaland coolly converts a stoppage-time penalty after Alisson’s foul, sealing a dramatic comeback for Man City. �

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⛔ Drama & VAR: A late goal by Rayan Cherki was controversially disallowed after VAR found Haaland fouled by Szoboszlai earlier, resulting in a red card for the Liverpool midfielder. �

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🏆 Significance: It’s only City’s fourth league win at Anfield in decades and their first league double over Liverpool since 1937. �

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⭐ Player Ratings (Sky Sports / Combined Sources)

Liverpool

Player

Rating

Alisson

5 – Solid early, but conceded penalty leading to the winner. �

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Dominik Szoboszlai

7–8 – Scored superb free-kick; red card late. �

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Ibrahima Konaté

6–7 – Defensively steady. �

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Virgil van Dijk

6–7 – Leadership, but couldn’t stop late goals. �

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Milos Kerkez

7 – Strong down flank. �

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Mac Allister

6–7 – Controlled midfield. �

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Gravenberch

6 – Work rate noted. �

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Wirtz

6 – Creative but quiet at key moments. �

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Salah

6 – Threatening but couldn’t convert. �

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Gakpo

6 – Active but subdued. �

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Ekitike

6 – Limited impact. �

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Manchester City

Player

Rating

Donnarumma

8 – Big saves kept City in it. �

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Matheus Nunes

7 – Energetic engine. �

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Khusanov

6–7 – Decent defensive shape. �

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Guehi

7–8 – Strong in defence. �

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Aït-Nouri

7 – Solid at full-back. �

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Rodri

6–7 – Midfield anchor. �

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Bernardo Silva

8 – Player of the Match, scored the equaliser. �

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O’Reilly

7 – Gritty midfield display. �

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Semenyo

6–7 – Busy but low end product. �

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Marmoush

6 – Replaced after fading. �

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Haaland

7–8 – Assist for equaliser, penalty winner. �

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Cherki (Sub)

8 – Impactful off the bench; goal disallowed. �

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📊 Match Summary

Final Score: Liverpool 1–2 Manchester City. �

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Goals: Szoboszlai (LIV), Bernardo Silva (MCI), Haaland (MCI). �

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Key Moment: Controversial late VAR decisions and red card. �

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Impact: City keeps Premier League title hopes alive and completes rare double at Anfield. �

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Highlights and goal of Arsenal 1-0 Chelsea in EFL Carabao Cup 2025-26

Arsenal advanced to the Carabao Cup final after winning their semifinal tie against Chelsea. The Gunners showed discipline and composure when it mattered most and will now wait to face either Manchester City or Newcastle in the final.



Sebastian Raquira AvellanedaPublished February 3, 2026 – Updated February 3, 2026, 5:06 pm ET



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📢 📢 Arsenal finalist

After a tough and intense semifinal, Arsenal booked their spot in the EFL Carabao Cup final. Solid performances across the tie secured qualification, and the Gunners now await their opponent, set to be either Manchester City or Newcastle.

📢 ⏱️90´

Now it’s full time at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal come through the tie and book their place in the Carabao Cup final after an intense and tight semifinal, showing composure, resilience, and the ability to strike at the decisive moment.

📢 ⏱️90´

GOOOOOAL FOR ARSENAL! Kai Havertz strikes at the final breath to seal the tie at the Emirates Stadium. The German finishes calmly and sparks celebrations in London, as the Gunners secure their place in the final.

⏱️90´

The 90 minutes are completed and five additional minutes of stoppage time will be played. Chelsea go all out with long balls, while Arsenal hold firm with defensive order, protecting their aggregate lead under intense late pressure.

⏱️85´

Another moment of controversy on a rainy night at the Emirates Stadium. Gabriel Martinelli goes down inside the box after what appears to be a clear challenge, but the referee once again waves play on and keeps the game level.

⏱️80´

Free kick at the edge of the box for Chelsea. Cole Palmer takes it and the ball hits the Arsenal wall. The visitors angrily appeal for a possible handball, but after a silent check, the referee waves it off and awards a corner kick.

⏱️75´

Miraculous save by Cucurella! Using his back on the goal line, the defender denies the goal that would have sealed the tie for the Gunners. The Emirates erupts as the match slowly begins to pick up in intensity and pace.

⏱️70´

A very scrappy and stop-start match at the Emirates Stadium. The lack of fluid play benefits Arsenal for now, as they control the tempo and protect their lead on aggregate, while Chelsea struggle to impose the pace they need.

⏱️65´

Marc Cucurella fires a right-footed shot after a rebound at the edge of the box. The ball goes wide, but it stands as Chelsea’s clearest attempt so far in the second half, in an Emirates Stadium filled with constant tension.

⏱️60´

For now, Chelsea are not taking major risks and cautiously try to approach the home goal. However, as the minutes go by and if the score remains level, the visitors will need to push forward in attack to avoid elimination.

⏱️55´

Mikel Arteta, the Spanish strategist of the Gunners, is shown a yellow card after an angry complaint to the referee. The clash continues to be played more on the physical side than through football, with frequent fouls and limited fluid play.

⏱️50´

The match reaches the 50th minute at the Emirates Stadium and remains very tight. Arsenal and Chelsea cancel each other out, with few clear scoring chances and strong tactical discipline, in a semifinal played with caution rather than attacking risk.

⏱️45´

We’re back from halftime, the second and final half is underway at the Emirates Stadium, waiting for Arsenal and Chelsea to find the depth and space to generate a better game and spectacle in this Carabao Cup semi-final second leg.

⏱️45´

We completed the first 45 minutes of regulation time at Emriates Stadium, the fourth official shows us the board: we will play just a short period of added time in this first half that has given us very few thrills, little happens.

⏱️40´

Enzo Fernández is about to take another corner kick conceded by the Ecuadorian defender Hincapié. So far, the first half has given us few clear scoring opportunities; it’s a match where Arsenal and Chelsea are taking too many precautions and risking very little.

⏱️35´

Brazilian player Gabriel Martinelli  just had the clearest  chance  of the game so far, he was able to shoot, but he never did despite the ease of  shooting in the six – yard box, the Blues were saved.

⏱️30´

The game remains one of total prevention and caution; neither team wants to take risks, they play safe possession, and the game is also played with a great physical contest that leads to tactical fouls in the build-up or in the middle of the field.

⏱️25´

Another corner for Chelsea, the Argentine Enzo Fernández was in charge of taking it, the execution was not the most appropriate, the ball passes without any danger through the air of the Emirates Stadium, rain appears in London.

⏱️20´

A cautious and careful approach from both teams in the match, for now Arsenal, although it is very early, gets the result 0 and manages to advance to the Carabao Cup final, Chelsea continues to be the Dominator of the ball.

⏱️15´

Arsenal manages to escape the visitors’ siege, crosses midfield and their Brazilian winger Gabriel Martinelli manages to force a corner kick which is the first of this match, the first for the Gunners.

⏱️10´

Arsenal, for now, struggle to move past the halfway line to build attacking play. Chelsea control possession, set the tempo, and apply high pressure, forcing the home side to sit deep and wait for spaces to launch counterattacks.

⏱️5´

Chelsea begin the match with control of possession at the Emirates Stadium. The Blues must win this game to level the tie after Arsenal’s 3-2 victory in the first leg at Stamford Bridge, increasing the pressure and urgency on the visiting side.

⏱️1´

The ball is rolling and emotions are high at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal and Chelsea are underway in the second leg of the Carabao Cup semifinal, an open tie that promises intensity, high tempo, and tension from the first minute in London.

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90+4′ End of the match!

INAL WHISTLE! THE MATCH IS OVER! ARSENAL WIN! A great victory for Mikel Arteta’s team, who remain at the top of the Premier League and increase their lead over Manchester City. They won 4-0 away at Leeds

90′ Additional time

The match is coming to an end. The clock shows that we have reached the 90th minute of the game, but before the referee blows the whistle to end the match, he decides to add four minutes of extra time. Arsenal’s 4-0 victory remains unchanged, and they are starting to feel a little more relaxed.

⚽ 86′ GOOOOOAL!

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! GOOOOAL! Goal for Arsenal! Gabriel Jesus scores! The Brazilian striker scores a great goal after receiving a pass from Martin Odegaard and finding space to shoot with his right foot past Karl Darlow’s left hand.

↔️ 85′

There is another substitution in the match. Leeds coach Daniel Farke has decided to make another change. Joel Piroe enters the field to replace Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who had no chances on goal today…

↔️ 81′

There are some substitutions in the match. For Leeds, coach Daniel Farke has decided to bring on Wilfried Gnonto to replace Anton Sach, while for Arsenal, Mikel Arteta has decided to freshen up the attack and has sent on Eberechi Eze to replace Leandro Trossard.

79′

ARSENAL SAVED IT! Karl Darlow made a great save to prevent the visitors from scoring their fourth goal after Gabriel Jesus headed the ball towards the goal following a cross from the right wing. Arteta’s team is gaining momentum.

77′

GABRIEL JESUS MISSED IT! The striker had the fourth goal of the game at his feet after the Leeds defense failed to clear the ball from the box. When it fell to the Brazilian, he shot with his right foot, aiming for the left post, but it went wide.

↔️ 75′

Two new substitutions are made in the match. Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta decides to make a couple of changes to his team. Gabriel Jesus and Riccardo Calafiori enter the field to replace Piero Hincapié and Viktor Gyokeres.

⚽ 69′ GOOOOOAL!

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! GOOOOAL! Goal for Arsenal! Viktor Gyokeres scores! The Swedish striker seals the game with a third goal, following a cross from Gabriel Martinelli on the right, which he meets with his right foot, beating the opposing defense to the ball.

65′

It remains 0-2 at Elland Road. The clock continues to tick down in the second half, and Leeds are unable to find a way past the Arsenal defense. There are 25 minutes left to play, and not much has changed so far.

↔️ 61′

Two new substitutions are made in the match. Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta decides to make a couple of changes to his team. Gabriel Martinelli and Martin Odegaard come on to replace Kai Havertz and Noni Madueke.

🟨 59′

There is a foul very close to the area in favor of Leeds. The referee penalized Jurrien Timber for a foul on Gabriel Gundmundsson on the left and decided to caution the Arsenal player. It is the first yellow card for the visiting team and the second in the match.

55′

We continue with the match in the early minutes of the second half. Arsenal are not clear when it comes to building play from the back, but as long as Leeds don’t come up with something different, it won’t be a problem for Mikel Arteta’s side.

50′

The first few minutes of the second half are underway. Leeds have had a couple of chances that didn’t pose much of a threat to David Raya. So far, the score remains 0-2, with Arsenal still struggling to get going.

45′ Second half begins

The match resumes at Elland Road! The referee gives the order to restart play, and the second half begins. There have been two substitutions for Leeds, with Sean Longstaff and Noah Okafor replacing James Justin and Ilia Gruev.

45+2′ End of the first half

FINAL! The first half of the match at Elland Road is over. The referee blew the whistle to signal the end of the first half, and the teams head into the break. So far, Arsenal has the lead away against Leeds.

45′ Additional time

The first half of the match is coming to an end. The clock shows that we have reached the 45th minute of the game, but before the referee blows the whistle to send the teams into halftime, he decides to add two minutes of stoppage time. The scoreless tie continues.

42′

Follow the match as we enter the final minutes of the first half. Arsenal continues to dominate the game without being too incisive. Two specific plays give them the advantage and a lot of peace of mind.

⚽ 38′ GOOOOOAL!

GOOOOOOOAL! GOOOOAL! Goal for Arsenal! Own goal by Karl Darlow! After a cross from Noni Madueke from a corner kick on the right side, the goalkeeper miscommunicated with Dominic Calvert-Lewin and accidentally sent the ball into his own net.

🟨 37′

There is a foul in favor of Arsenal on the right wing. The referee penalized Gabriel Gundmundsson for a foul on Jurrien Timber and decided to caution the Leeds player. It is the first yellow card shown today.

35′

We’re entering the final stretch of the first half. Arsenal is controlling the game for now, without being overly dominant, but also without allowing Leeds to cross midfield and threaten their defense.

30′

We’ve passed the half-hour mark on the clock. The game hasn’t been particularly exciting; both teams have been quite tight, but now Arsenal are sitting back with the lead. Leeds will have to take a few more risks.

⚽ 27′ GOOOOOAL!

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! GOOOOAL! Goal for Arsenal! Martin Zubimendi scores! The visitors open the scoring at Elland Road with a fine header from the Spanish midfielder following a cross from Noni Madueke on the right wing.

25′

The match remains tied for now; we still haven’t had any scoring opportunities. Arsenal has more possession of the ball, but has yet to create any dangerous moments. The score remains goalless for now.

20′

The match continues to be fairly even in these first 20 minutes. There have been no scoring chances so far, and the goalkeepers have been spectators. Arsenal has also been unable to create any danger from set pieces.

15′

We’re into the first quarter of an hour of the game. Both teams have lacked clarity in building partnerships in attack. Arsenal need more involvement from Noni Madueke and Leandro Trossard to help Viktor Gyokeres.

10′

Leeds United came close. The home team had their first chance of the game when Gabriel Gundmundsson crossed from the left, but Joe Rodon couldn’t reach it. He managed to hold onto the ball and find Ethan Ampadu, who shot with his left foot, but it went over the goal.

5′

The first few minutes of the match at Elland Road are underway. Arsenal came out strong on the opponent’s half, looking to fill the Leeds defense with crosses, which so far has responded well to those attempts. There have been no dangerous plays yet.

1′ MATCH STARTS!

THE MATCH IS UNDERWAY! The referee gives the order to move the ball by blowing his whistle and the game Leeds United vs Arsenal of the Premier League matchday 24 is already being played at Elland Road. We will see who gets the three points.

Teams on the field

We are ready for this Premier League match! The Elland Road welcomes Leeds United and Arsenal players to the pitch. The fans in attendance have prepared a remarkable atmosphere. The ball will be rolling in a few moments.

Match officials

This is the refereeing team appointed for the Leeds vs Arsenal match:

Referee: Stuart Attwell

Assistant No.1: Constantine Hatzidakis

Assistant No.2: Craig Taylor

Fourth Official: Gavin Ward

VAR: Jarred Gillett

VAR Assistant: Steve Meredith

Substitutes – Arsenal

These are the substitutes available to Mikel Arteta on the bench today:

13. Kepa Arrizabalaga (GK), 3. Cristhian Mosquera, 4. Ben White, 8. Martin Odegaard, 9. Gabriel Jesus, 10. Eberechi Eze, 11. Gabriel Martinelli, 20. Noni Madueke, 33. Riccardo Calafiori.

Starting XI – Arsenal

1-4-3-3

| 1. David Raya |

| 2. William Saliba | 6. Gabriel Magalhaes |

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12. Jurrien Timber |                                     | 5. Piero Hincapié |

| 29. Kai Havertz | 36. Martín Zubimendi | 41. Declan Rice |

| 7. Bukayo Saka | 14. Viktor Gyokeres | 19. Leandro Trossard |

Coach: Mikel Arteta

Substitutes – Leeds United

These are the players Daniel Farke has available on the bench:

1. Lucas Perri (GK), 8. Sean Longstaff, 10. Joel Piroe, 19. Noah Okafor, 22. Ao Tanaka, 23. Sebastiaan Bornauw, 25. Sam Bryam, 29. Wilfried Gnonto, 40. Facundo Buonanotte.

Starting XI – Leeds United

1-3-4-2-1

| 26. Karl Darlow |

| 6. Joe Rodon | 5. Pascal Struijk | 3. Gabriel Gundmundsson |

| 4. Ethan Ampadu | 44. Ilia Gruev |

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2. Jayden Bogle |                                  | 24. James Justin |

| 18. Anton Stach | 11. Brenden Aaronson |

| 9. Dominic Calvert-Lewin |

Coach: Daniel Farke

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🚏 The arrival of Arsenal

Amidst a rather expectant atmosphere, the Arsenal delegation has arrived at Elland Road. The visiting team is also putting the finishing touches in place before the start of the match. The kickoff is fast approaching.

🚏 The arrival of Leeds United

This is how the Leeds United delegation arrived at Elland Road. The home team has arrived at the venue, surrounded by their fans, and is now finalizing details for the start of the match. The kickoff is just moments away.

Last five matches – Arsenal

January 28 – UEFA Champions League: 3-2 vs Kairat (Won)

January 25 – Premier League: 2-3 vs Manchester United (Lost)

January 20 – UEFA Champions League: 1-3 vs Inter (Won)

17 de enero – Premier League: 0-0 vs Nottingham Forest

January 14 – EFL Cup: 2-3 vs Chelsea (Won)

Last five matches – Leeds

January 26 – Premier League: 1-1 vs Everton

January 17 – Premier League: 1-0 vs Fulham (Won)

January 11 – FA Cup: 1-3 vs Derby County (Won)

January 7 – Premier League: 4-3 vs Newcastle (Lost)

January 4 – Premier League: 1-1 vs Manchester United

🏟️ All set at Elland Road

Everything is ready at Elland Road. The stands are beginning to fill with fans, and the teams have already arrived at the venue where this match will take place. The pitch is in good condition and awaits the players.

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Key player – Arsenal

At Arsenal, Leandro Trossard stands out. The 31-year-old Belgian striker is one of the team’s most outstanding players so far in the Premier League, with five goals and four assists in 19 games played, in which he has accumulated a total of 1,261 minutes played.

Key player – Leeds United

At Leeds United, Dominic Calvert-Lewin stands out. The 28-year-old English striker is one of the team’s most outstanding players so far in the Premier League, with nine goals and one assist in 21 games played, in which he has accumulated a total of 1,500 minutes played.

Recent history

Recent history shows that in the last ten matches between Leeds United and Arsenal in all competitions, the Gunners have emerged victorious on nine occasions, while the remaining game ended in a draw.

If we consider the last five times Leeds United has hosted Arsenal in the Premier League, the Gunners have the advantage with four wins and one draw in the remaining game.

To find Leeds United’s most recent victory against Arsenal, we have to go back to 2003. In the 2002-03 season, the Whites won away at the Emirates Stadium. Mark Viduka, Ian Harte, and Harry Kewell scored in the 3-2 victory.

Arsenal

Arsenal comes into this match with some concerns after losing at home to Manchester United in the previous round. However, they were able to return to winning ways in midweek when they beat Kairat to reaffirm their status as the best team in the UEFA Champions League group stage.

The Gunners have stumbled in their last two games, picking up just one point from a possible six, and have lost ground in the title race, so they must win to maintain their lead over Manchester City, who remain their closest challengers, four points behind.

Leeds United

Leeds comes into this match needing to get back to winning ways after drawing 1-1 with Everton in the previous round. With this result, the team extended its unbeaten streak to two games, but it was also its fourth draw in its last six Premier League matches.

After 24 games in the English first division, Daniel Farke’s team is in sixteenth place in the table with 26 points after six wins and eight draws, and needs to win to try to continue climbing the table and avoid relegation.