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But the 30-time Portuguese champions will travel with hope.
Manchester: Erling Haaland erased any questions about his scoring touch on Tuesday, netting Manchester City's only goal in a 1-0 victory over Brentford that lifted them into second place in the Premier League table, just one point behind leaders Liverpool. Pep Guardiola's team, unbeaten in their
City tested Chelsea's back line with 31 shots to the visitors' nine, but only five were on target.
It was a sublime display by Arsenal who wiped off a goal difference deficit to champions Manchester City who they joined on 52 points, although they stay in third place courtesy of scoring fewer goals.
Liverpool, beaten by Arsenal on Sunday, lead the table on 51 points from 23 games but City are up to 49 from 22 and Arsenal on 49 from 23.
"Congratulations to Arsenal. We were not good enough today," Klopp said. "It just shows the boys are human beings."
Liverpool moved five points clear atop the Premier League to set up a potential thriller on Sunday against third-placed Arsenal.
Fourth-placed Aston Villa suffered a 3-1 home defeat by Newcastle United, Crystal Palace came from behind to beat visiting Sheffield United 3-2 and struggling pair Fulham and Everton fought out a goalless draw at Craven Cottage.
Uruguayan Nunez put the seal on a dominant Liverpool display with his second goal in stoppage time.
Rohit scored an unbeaten 121 off 69 as India recovered from 22/4 in the fifth over.