After Tuesday's frustrating draw against Feyenoord, Pep Guardiola was visibly irritated, even scratching his head and nose in frustration during the post-match press conference.

Now, Manchester City faces arguably their toughest test of the season – an away clash at Anfield against Liverpool.

The reigning Premier League champions are enduring a dismal run of form, with no wins in their last six matches (one draw and five defeats). But the numbers surrounding City’s performances at Anfield paint an even bleaker picture.

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In their last 21 Premier League visits to Liverpool, City have managed just one victory – a 4-1 win on February 7, 2021, during the pandemic when Anfield was eerily silent due to empty stands. With fans in attendance, however, City’s record is abysmal: 13 losses and seven draws, stretching back to May 2003.

The highly anticipated showdown between Liverpool and Manchester City is set for Sunday, December 1, kicking off at 17:00 CET. It promises to be the defining match of the season's first half.