Led by Egyptian Mohamed Salah and Algerian Riyad Mahrez
A strange scenario that brings together Liverpool and Manchester City 4 times in one month!
Football fans around the world are hoping for a saturated and unconventional football meal this season by watching four confrontations at once between Liverpool and Manchester City in just one month, specifically next April, and this scenario seems likely starting from their expected meeting in the English Premier League on the ninth of next April, which It will define the features of the hero.
Manchester City is at the top of the standings, six points behind Liverpool, who has a postponed match, which makes the confrontation of a highly competitive nature at the Etihad Stadium among the best stars in the world.
The competition between Liverpool, led by Egyptian Mohamed Salah, and City, led by Algerian Riyad Mahrez, will not be limited to the league only, as there are other possible matches in the European Champions League and FA Cup.
In the Champions League, Liverpool beat Inter Milan with two clean goals away from home, as well as City over Sporting Lisbon by five clean, which means that they are very close to booking their places in the quarter-finals, and there is a possibility of two back-and-forth matches in the big tournament in the quarter-finals if the draw brings them together, as happened In the 2017-2018 season.
The Champions League quarter-final first leg matches will be held on April 5 and 6, while the return leg will be held on 12 and 13.
The excitement will continue in the scenario of a fourth meeting between Liverpool and City in the event of their expected qualification for the FA Cup, as the two teams are currently in the round of 16, where Manchester City meets Peterborough United, and Liverpool hosts Norwich City at the beginning of next month.
The expected four confrontations will be very exciting, so will the wish of the fans who taste the real fun of football to follow the hearty meals between Liverpool and City be fulfilled?
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