Jurgen Klopp has rubbished suggestions the Premier League title race will be a two-horse race between his Liverpool side and rivals Manchester City in the seasons to come.
The North-West giants have shared the past five top-flight crowns, with City winning two titles either side of the Reds' success in the 2019/20 campaign. Last season featured another thrilling duel between the star-studded outfits and Pep Guardiola's Sky Blues emerged victorious on the final day by just one point.
City and Liverpool finished 19 and 18 points ahead of third-place Chelsea respectively, leading many to believe there is a significant gulf in class between the division's top two teams and the Blues. However, Klopp has dismissed this speculation by claiming last season's table did not do Thomas Tuchel's side justice.
