Aymeric Laporte has accepted that Sunday's 2-2 draw with Liverpool was a "good result" for Manchester City - but feels his team could have come away with all three points.
After taking an early lead through Kevin De Bruyne's fourth Premier League goal in as many games, City were pegged back through Diogo Jota's close-range finish. However, the Blues restored their lead nine minutes before the break, courtesy of Gabriel Jesus' smart finish.
Liverpool, though, responded immediately after half-time to draw themselves level for a second time. Mohamed Salah produced an expertly weighted pass for Sadio Mane to connect with and he made no mistake to sweep the ball past Ederson to make it 2-2.
