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Man City's De Bruyne expects more twists in title race after Liverpool draw
Kevin De Bruyne warned Manchester City not to start dreaming of Premier League title glory after Sunday's thrilling 2-2 draw against Liverpool left them in pole position to retain the trophy.
Pep Guardiola's side remain one point ahead of second placed Liverpool following a classic encounter at the Etihad Stadium, leaving them on track to pip the Reds to the title.
City led twice through goals from De Bruyne and Gabriel Jesus, but Liverpool hit back to equalise on both occasions thanks to Diogo Jota and Sadio Mane.
City midfielder De Bruyne knows pundits will make his team favourites to win the title for a fourth time in five seasons.
"I know people said whoever wins gets the title. But I don't think the teams think that way, the schedule is way too tough for both teams to win all their games," De Bruyne said.
Belgian international De Bruyne felt City did enough to take all three points, which would have been a hammer blow to Liverpool.
"Today we played very well, I think we had the upper hand. This is the way we need to play the rest of the season," he said.
"We should score more. It is what it is. It was a great game. I think it should be more before half-time but we were still winning.
"The way the second half started is the disappointment. I think we played great and created enough chances to win the game."
A.Magalhes--PC