Trent Alexander-Arnold shames Man City ahead of the crucial game on Sunday

Liverpool and Manchester City have dominated the Premier League scene over the last couple of years. They both grew a rivalry that demonstrated the best football in Europe. This game between the two has been regarded as the 'new El Clasico' because of the high level of both teams. The two were in intense title races two times in the past five Premier League seasons, and Liverpool is the only team that has won a Premier League during the dominance of Man City. While Man City has won more titles over Liverpool, the Reds are seen as the toughest opponents for Man City according to their manager Pep Guardiola.

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On Sunday, the game between Liverpool and Manchester City is once again seen as the biggest game of the season. Liverpool are first in the Premier League with 63 points while Manchester City are second with 62 points. A win from either side will make them the Premier League leaders. The game could determine the potential winner of the Premier League this season.

Their last Premier League game was back in November when both drew 1-1 at the Etihad Stadium. Man City took the lead in the 27th minute when Erling Haaland scored the opener. In dramatic fashion, Trent Alexander-Arnold scored the equalizer in the 80th minute. The game on Sunday will be played at Anfield, which is expected to see the biggest crowd for a game against Man City. The last time these two faced in the Premier League at Anfield was a 1-0 win to the Reds in 2022. Alexander-Arnold talked ahead of the Man City game and has already started to spice things up.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold feels that Liverpool trophy wins mean more than Man City titles

In an interview with Mirror Sport, Alexander-Arnold spoke ahead of the Man City game and said that the titles won at Liverpool are more meaningful than Man City titles, in his opinion. Trent said, "Looking back on this era, although they've [Man City] won more titles than us and have probably been more successful, our trophies will mean more to us and our fanbase because of the situations at both clubs, financially. How both clubs have built their teams and the manner in which we've done it, probably means more to our fans.”