LONDON (Reuters) - Liverpool extended their lead in the Premier League after a precious 3-1 win over first-placed Manchester City in the 12th round to extend their lead to eight points.
The Reds benefited at home from Anfield from the ground and the public, and settled the Premiership summit to a worth 34 points, moving away from the leaders of Manchester City, who stopped at 26 points, finishing second on goal difference from Chelsea ahead of Chelsea.
Liverpool began the game rushing to attack, and quickly won his goal by scoring an early goal in the sixth minute through Fabinho.
Mohamed Salah added the second goal for the Reds in the 13th minute, and Sadio Mani scored the third goal in the 51st minute.
City tried to return to the game by scoring the goal in the 78th minute through Bernardo Silva, but Liverpool's cohesion prevented it.