How Man City and Arsenal’s Premier League title race could be decided by bizarre Liverpool moment

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Liverpool have not been near the Premier League title race since the opening weeks of the season, but they could yet have a say in how it ends.Arsenal and Manchester City are locked in a tense battle at the top, with both sides having three games left at the time of writing. That’s where Liverpool come in.

Who should advance into the semi-final as Liverpool’s Player of the Year? Ryan Gravenberch or Mohamed Salah? 🤔 Photo Credit: Getty Images/Justin Setterfield/Alex Livesey/Danehouse Dominik Szoboszlai and Erling Haaland moment could end up shaping title raceCity beat Liverpool 2-1 at Anfield in February, but it briefly looked like they had won 3-1 in one of the strangest finishes of the season.With Alisson Becker upfield, Rayan Cherki sent the ball towards an empty Liverpool net from inside his own half.

Even Haaland and Pep Guardiola questioned why the goal was not simply allowed to stand, while Gary Neville argued that VAR had taken a great moment away from the game.Now, three months later, that decision looks even bigger.Had Cherki’s goal counted, City would have one more goal on their goal difference. With just three weeks to go, that controversial Liverpool moment could yet help Arsenal win a first Premier League title since 2004.READ MORE: How Liverpool’s draw with Chelsea proved just how far removed Reds are from Jurgen Klopp glory daysJoin Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox