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The Liverpool vs Manchester City match certainly lived up to the hype. However, the real drama unfolded after the final whistle as an altercation between Liverpool star Darwin Nunez and Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola broke out. Now, both team’s managers have broken their silence about the incident, shedding light on what happened, and their respective viewpoints.

The altercation between Nunez and Guardiola was a heated one. As the players were exchanging handshakes, a heated exchange of words ensued between the two. It got so intense that Jurgen Klopp had to step in, pulling Nunez away from Guardiola, while other players rushed in to defuse the situation.

Pep Guardiola speaks about the incident

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After the intense match ended in a 1-1 draw, Guardiola and Klopp sat down for the customary post-match press conference. Unsurprisingly, the altercation was one of the first topics brought up. When questioned about the incident, Guardiola responded rather unexpectedly, stating, “He (Darwin Nunez) is stronger than me!”

This cryptic statement has left everyone wondering about the exact nature of the confrontation. Guardiola chose not to delve into the details of the altercation, leaving the media and fans intrigued.

On the other hand, Klopp also addressed the altercation, but in a slightly different manner. When asked about the incident, the Liverpool manager responded, “I’m not the one to explain because I wasn’t involved surprisingly! And I didn’t understand a word…” While Klopp was present to defuse the situation, it seems he has no idea what initially triggered the altercation.

Despite Guardiola and Klopp’s lighthearted responses, it is clear that there was tension on the pitch and emotions were running high. However, the exact details of the altercation still remain unknown. However, Manchester City’s impressive record of unbeaten home games has now been broken.

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Manchester City’s impressive undefeated streak has come to an end

Let’s delve into the Manchester City vs Liverpool match. Erling Haaland, a standout striker for the Cityzens, opened up the scoring in the 27th minute. It seemed that Manchester City would emerge victorious with all three points until the 80th minute. Thanks to an assist from Mohamed Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool’s star right-back, netted a well-placed goal.

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Although the game ended in a draw, The Reds managed to halt Cityzens’ remarkable 23-game winning streak at their home ground—an achievement unmatched by any other team in the Premier League. Nevertheless, this impressive record has finally come to an end courtesy of Jurgen Klopp and his men. What are your thoughts on this altercation? Let us know in the comments.

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