Watch: Darwin Nunez, Pep Guardiola Involved In Heated Exchange After 1-1 Draw Between Manchester City and Liverpool

EPL: Darwin Nunez and Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola had a heated exchange after the full-time whistle.

Darwin Nunez and Pep Guadiola during full-time.

Temperatures and emotions were high at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday evening as Liverpool got themselves a point against Manchester City ending the high voltage as a 1-1 draw. At the full-time whistle, star striker Darwin Nunez and City coach Pep Guardiola were involved in a heated exchange. Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp seperated the pair and told his player to calm down following the ugly situation.

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Jurgen Klopp had to  Darwin Nunez from Pep Guardiola at full time 

Tensions spill over after tonight's huge Premier League top of the table clash... #OptusSport #PL pic.twitter.com/wcvc1LHlyd

— Optus Sport (@OptusSport) November 25, 2023

An 80th-minute goal from Trent Alexander-Arnold secured Liverpool a 1-1 draw with leaders Manchester City on Saturday, keeping Juergen Klopp's team a point adrift of the top spot in the tight Premier League title race.

The draw ended a remarkable 23-game winning stretch at Etihad Stadium across all competitions for Pep Guardiola's City, who top the table on 29 points after 13 games. Liverpool have 28 points. (Cristiano Ronaldo Vs Lionel Messi Once More? Inter Miami To Face Al-Nassr In Riyadh Season Cup, Say Reports)

Erling Haaland, who tops the league with 14 goals, became the fastest player to reach 50 Premier League goals when he slotted in a left-footed shot after a poor clearance from keeper Allison Becker. The 23-year-old took just 48 games to reach the 50 mark, smashing Andy Cole's record of 65.

The marquee match kicked off the return of the Premier League from the international break, and it did not disappoint, with Alexander-Arnold silencing Etihad's sea of sky blue supporters in the 80th minute when Mohamed Salah teed him up on the edge of the box for a blistering low shot into the corner. (With Reuters Input)