Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson and Manchester City playmaker Kevin De Bruyne shared similar feelings after Sunday’s pulsating 2-2 draw between the sides.
The two sides met at the Etihad in what was billed as a potential Premier League title decider, with the outcome leaving the scene unchanged – with City still leading the chase by a point ahead of the Reds. De Bruyne put City in front with a deflected effort that cannoned in off the post but their lead lasted less than 10 minutes after Diogo Jota's strike squirmed under Ederson in a goal that the Brazilian shot-stopper will not want to see again in a hurry.
Gabriel Jesus – back in Pep Guardiola’s side’s starting XI in the Premier League for the first time since New Year’s Day - restored City's side lead in the 37th minute, however less than 60 seconds of the second half had been played when Sadio Mane scored Liverpool's second equaliser of the game having latched onto Mohamed Salah's perfectly-weighted through ball – which is how the game ended.
