A round-up of the latest Premier League headlines on Sunday, 10 April.
Manchester City share spoils with Liverpool in battle at the top
The Premier League title race is as it was after Manchester City and Liverpool shared the spoils after a 2-2 draw at the Etihad. Just a point separates the two sides with just seven games of the season remaining.
Pep Guardiola's side thought they'd snatched a winner with Raheem Sterling firing into the back of the net beyond Alisson Becker but VAR adjudged the former Liverpool winger to be offside. Riyad Mahrez's late free kick cannoned off the post but neither side were able to find a breakthrough.
The result means Liverpool now need Manchester City to drop points in the coming weeks if they're to snatch the title from City's grasp.
Leeds United told to sign Robin Koch upgrade
Leeds United have been tipped to sign a Robin Koch upgrade, despite an impressive display against relegation threatened Watford. The Whites ran out 3-0 winners against the Hornets with the German international one of the standout performers.
Danny Mills told Football Insider: “He hasn’t really found a position. He’s Ok here, he’s Ok there and he’s decent there. You don’t look at it and go ‘He is playing centre-half’ or ‘He’s playing defensive midfield’.
“That is difficult for a player and also for a manager. Where does he fit in? Can the manager get somebody to do a specific job in that position who is maybe a little bit better?
“Sometimes being a utility player is great but it often means you are on the fringes. You are often second-choice in six or seven different positions. The new manager will be looking to bring in two or three of his own players, players that he wants. If that means you have to get a couple out then so be it.”
