The moment Liverpool fans told Mohamed Salah about Manchester City's header against Aston Villa


 Liverpool needed to win their last game against the Wolves at home on Sunday to stand a chance of overtaking Manchester City for the Premier League title. But their fate was not in their hands as an Etihad for City win over Aston Villa would give Pep Guardiola's side a fourth title in five years. Against the odds, Aston Villa took the lead in the 37th minute to give Liverpool fans some hope.

But the Reds faced a difficult task against Wolves, who scored in the third minute at Anfield. Sadio Mane restored the equalizer and at the break, Liverpool needed a goal and hoped City didn't score more than one in response to Villa's strike.

Liverpool made an effort in the second half but the breakthrough didn't come despite Wolves threatening a counterattack. On the other hand, the scenario changed again at the Etihad when former Liverpool star Philippe Coutinho scored a second in the 69th minute to make things extremely difficult for Guardiola's men.

Liverpool fans and players felt that their destiny was finally in their hands and it was their talisman Mo Salah who scored the second goal in the 84th minute and caused a glorious celebration. But just as Salah and his teammates celebrated what they believed to be a title goal, Liverpool fans announced from the stands that two goals from Ilkay Gundogan on either side of a Rodri goal had actually helped Manchester City, as did now from the dead rise 3-2 led.

It was almost a miracle when substitute Gündogan scored in the 76th minute, which delighted the entire City team and led to an equalizer in the 78th minute before Gündogan scored the third goal in the 81st minute.

A five-minute spell that ended Liverpool's dream and gave City their fourth Premier League title in five years. Referral link

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