Liverpool refuses to extend the gap with City in a draw with Leicester

Liverpool missed a chance to extend the gap with a direct sequel to Manchester City at seven points in the race to lead the English Premier League, after a 1-0 lead over Leicester City in front of him at home. 39, a 1-1 draw Wednesday at the twenty-fourth of the competition.

Liverpool, who lost 2-1 to Newcastle United at the same time on Tuesday, had 61 points ahead, five points ahead of Manchester City, second.

Leicester also increased its lead to 32 points in 11th place.

Liverpool took the lead with Senegal striker Sadio Mani in the 121st minute, scoring the Reds' fastest goal since Daniel Sturridge's win in Newcastle in 2016 after 67 seconds.

Harry Maguire tied for Leicester City in the second minute of extra time in the first period.

Bournemouth won 4-0 at home against Chelsea and Tottenham beat Watford 2-1, while Southampton drew 1-1 with Crystal Palace.