Manchester City's victory at Anfield has sent shockwaves through the title race, with Pep Guardiola's team now just six points clear of Liverpool after Dominik Szoboszlai's 74th-minute goal seemed to all but seal a comeback. However, a stunning second half from Manchester City saw them pull off one of the most dramatic comebacks in Premier League history.
The turning point came when Erling Haaland converted a penalty six minutes before the end of normal time, followed by an equaliser by Szoboszlai which seemed to set the tone for Liverpool's resurgence. But Guéhi's crucial block on Curtis Jones just past the hour mark marked a decisive moment in City's revival. He marshaled his defense admirably after a lackluster first half and held firm despite numerous Liverpool attacks.
In a match marred by controversy, Guéhi was subjected to hostility from Anfield fans for whom he represented an unfulfilled transfer target last summer. It is mystifying that the jeering crowd failed to see out his performance when City were struggling to keep possession in the first half. As such, his defensive prowess and ability to marshal his team will be crucial as the title chase intensifies.
After what seemed like a crushing defeat just hours earlier, Guardiola's kiss from heaven above Anfield's delirious supporters indicated that there is still life left in this title run. The City manager has guided his team through treacherous waters and emerged stronger for it, with Guéhi playing an integral role alongside other crucial contributors such as Bernardo Silva and Donnarumma.
The resilience shown by Guéhi has earned him a spot among the top defenders on Guardiola's team, and many believe that he will be remembered fondly by City fans after this memorable performance.
The turning point came when Erling Haaland converted a penalty six minutes before the end of normal time, followed by an equaliser by Szoboszlai which seemed to set the tone for Liverpool's resurgence. But Guéhi's crucial block on Curtis Jones just past the hour mark marked a decisive moment in City's revival. He marshaled his defense admirably after a lackluster first half and held firm despite numerous Liverpool attacks.
In a match marred by controversy, Guéhi was subjected to hostility from Anfield fans for whom he represented an unfulfilled transfer target last summer. It is mystifying that the jeering crowd failed to see out his performance when City were struggling to keep possession in the first half. As such, his defensive prowess and ability to marshal his team will be crucial as the title chase intensifies.
After what seemed like a crushing defeat just hours earlier, Guardiola's kiss from heaven above Anfield's delirious supporters indicated that there is still life left in this title run. The City manager has guided his team through treacherous waters and emerged stronger for it, with Guéhi playing an integral role alongside other crucial contributors such as Bernardo Silva and Donnarumma.
The resilience shown by Guéhi has earned him a spot among the top defenders on Guardiola's team, and many believe that he will be remembered fondly by City fans after this memorable performance.
it was like they were dead but came back from the dead!! 
Guéhi is a total unsung hero, I mean he got roasted by the crowd but held firm and made some crucial blocks 
Bernardo Silva was on fire too and that 1st half penalty from Haaland was a game-changer 
️. City's title run just got way more interesting now 
The turning point was that crucial block on Curtis Jones, which changed the momentum of the game. And Guéhi's reaction to all the hate earlier in the match just shows how much he wants it – he proved everyone wrong and proved himself!
The title chase is heating up now, but I think Man City have got this in the bag! 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around what happened at Anfield last night! Manchester City's comeback is insane! 
. It's just wild that he can't even get a break from them after scoring a huge goal and then saving the win for his team!
This title chase is getting more intense by the minute, but I think City's got what it takes to take it home. 
What I do think is kinda crazy is how the fans reacted to Guéhi at Anfield, it's like they had it out for him after he wasn't signed last summer 
. It's pretty cool that he proved them all wrong and showed what he's made of. His defensive skills are literally saving City right now 
, can you even imagine how crazy that comeback was?! 
I mean, Dominik Szoboszlai's goal seemed to be it for Liverpool, but Guéhi and Co. just wouldn't give up 
. I'm so proud of him and the whole City squad! 
They're on fire right now 
and it's going to be a wild ride in the title chase! 
but Pep Guardiola's team had other plans. 
can't believe they didn't give him the recognition he deserved in the first half though 
Bernardo Silva and Donnarumma were on point too 
. City's resilience is giving me LIFE 
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. And let's not forget Bernardo Silva and Donnarumma, who chipped in with crucial contributions on the counter-attack 
️. The way Guardiola navigated his team through this treacherous patch is a testament to his tactical acumen 
Bernardo Silva and Donnarumma are already top-notch defenders and now Guéhi is part of that crew 
, guéhi wasnt even the real hero there was that penalty he gave to erling haaland lol 
, citys just playing lucky, dont think for a sec theyre gonna win the league without some major collapse 
, and another thing what's with all this drama about liverpool fans hating on guéhi? dude hes just trying to do his job, cant handle a little criticism or something 
they were so close to losing it all, but guéhi came out of nowhere & saved them! his defensive skills are insane 
instead of giving him grief, they should be hailing him as a hero for keeping city in it. it's crazy how one player can make all the difference between winning & losing 
!!! I mean, 6 points clear of Liverpool is crazy, but the way they turned it around in that second half was just incredible 
. and now City's title hopes are looking stronger than ever 