“He thinks he’s Aguero”: Twitter trolls Liverpool after they lose yet another Premier League title to Manchester City by a one-point difference
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Liverpool did all the hard work against Wolves on the final matchday of the Premier League 2021/22 season as they faced heartbreak after losing out on the league title as Manchester City lifts the cup.
Klopp’s side failed to claim the top spot with a one-point difference yet again to Manchester City which is frustrating from the Merseyside’s point of view. Liverpool pulled a comeback to win the game 3-1 to Wolves after Wolves took the lead in the 3rd minute from Neto’s goal.
Liverpool has nothing to blame except their fate as Manchester City pulled out a stunning five-minute comeback to clinch the PL glory against Aston Villa as they led Pep’s side 2-0 till the 76th minute of the match. City star Gundogan and Rodri destroyed Liverpool’s hope in just five minutes as they pulled out a comeback against Aston Villa to clinch the title from Liverpool’s mouth.
Here are some of the Twitter reactions from fans around the globe as Liverpool was denied the Premier League trophy by Man City-
With days before the final matchday of the Premier League, fans were expecting Steven Gerrard and his team could stop Manchester City’s run as both Gerrard and Coutinho had been linked with Liverpool for many years. Guardiola didn’t find the thing logical as did Klopp who denied that they will get any favor from Aston Villa.
Gerrard’s side managed to take the lead against Pep’s side in the first half and a goal from ex-Liverpool player Coutinho nearly did everything from Liverpool’s point of view to see them take home the trophy. City’s five-minute turnaround at the Etihad helped Pep’s side retain the title back in Manchester as they emerged champions of England.
Liverpool might have lost their dream of winning the quadruple but still has a hope for a treble
Liverpool fans won’t be happy with Manchester City winning the Premier League in a spectacular final matchday. They won their game against the Wolves but couldn’t get their hands on the trophy for the second time as they remained one point behind the title winner, Manchester City.
The Reds needed to win while hoping Manchester City lost, and the unlikely appeared to be occurring when Pep Guardiola’s team fell behind 2-0 against Aston Villa midway through the second half.
Klopp’s side has previously won the League Cup and the FA Cup and will look to add to their trophy cabinet by defeating Real Madrid in the European Champions League final on Saturday in Paris. In the build-up to Sunday’s game, fans were hopeful yet realistic, but they did everything they could to assist their team earns the win they needed.
Liverpool will now focus on the Champions League final which could act as a healer for the Merseyside as they will look to avenge their 2018 final loss to the same opponent from Spain.
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Aakash Sadhukhan
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