Manchester City secured a last-gasp winner against Wolves when John Stones heading in from close range, with the VAR checking over the incident as Bernardo Silva was stood in an offside position

Liverpool returned to the Premier League summit with victory over Chelsea but the upcoming fixtures for all-three teams hoping to battle it out for the title is a mixed bag

Liverpool remain top of the Premier League and will face rivals Arsenal next weekend with champions Manchester City waiting in the wings to seize on any dropped points

After Sunday's victory over Chelsea, Liverpool face tough tests against Arsenal, Brighton & Hove Albion and Aston Villa before the November international break. And when Slot's stars return from the final international hiatus of the year, they face Manchester City, Newcastle United and Everton in the space of two weeks.

CITY+ subscribers can watch City's Under-18s welcome Liverpool to the City Football Academy on mancity.com or our official app.

Man City and Liverpool Eye Argentine Starlet Facundo BuonanotteFacundo Buonanotte is fast becoming a name to watch in English football. At just 19, the Argentine talent has captured the attention of

Liverpool is looking more and more like Manchester City’s main title rival after beating resurgent Chelsea 2-1 on Sunday to stay top of the Premier League table. After City needed an injury-time header from John Stones to beat last-place Wolves 2-1 in the early kickoff,

Liverpool won 2-1 vs Chelsea with Mohamed Salah and Curtis Jones scoring. Here is how the Reds' next few fixtures compare to potential Premier League title rivals Man City and Arsenal.