Liverpool vs Wolves final scores and updates
The final scores from Liverpool vs Wolves and Manchester City’s match against Aston Villa
Liverpool vs Wolves and Manchester City
The final scores from Liverpool’s match against Wolves and Manchester City’s match against Aston Villa are among the highlights from the last day of the Premier League championship battle. After a thrilling come-from-behind 3-2 victory over Steven Gerrard’s Aston Villa side, Manchester City snatched the Premier League championship away from Liverpool by a single point to become the champions of the competition. When Wolves’ Pedro Neto scored the first goal of the game, it seemed as if the championship was going to return to Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium. However, Liverpool came back and won the game.
Sadio Mane pounced on a pinpoint through pass and then calmly slotted the ball past Jose Sa to give Liverpool the equalizer shortly after. The goal was spectacular. After what seemed to be a turning point in favor of Anfield shortly before the break, Matty Cash sent a bullet header past Ederson to leave City reeling heading into the break.
After the first forty-five minutes of the second half
After the first forty-five minutes of the second half, things started to seem more promising for Liverpool. On minute 69, Philippe Coutinho delivered a knockout blow with a wonderful touch and finish that left Ederson motionless in his position. Stand ready for twenty tense minutes of Premier League action that will undoubtedly be written about in history books.
The odds were against Manchester City taking the lead, but a pair of goals scored by Ilkay Gundogan and a goal scored by Rodri in the middle of the match propelled the Blues to the verge of winning the championship. The drama wasn’t going to finish there, though, as Liverpool continued to pile on the pressure on their rivals.
Despite two late goals from Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson that were supposed to propel Liverpool ahead to a decisive win, Manchester City was able to capture the title of Premier League champions after an astonishing second-half performance. Pep Guardiola has won the Premier League for the second year in a row, while Jurgen Klopp’s team will be hoping for some time off to recover before facing Real Madrid in the final of the UEFA Champions League the following weekend in Paris.
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