On March 10, Liverpool, led by Colombian footballer Luis Fernando Díaz Marulanda, drew 1-1 with Manchester City at Anfield Road. The encounter, which was fascinating from beginning to end, drew the attention of the whole football globe.

John Stones’ goal for Pep Guardiola’s club came after he grabbed the ball from a corner kick. The goal for German Jürgen Klopp’s club, which will depart at the end of the season, was converted from a penalty by Argentine world champion Alexis MacAllister.

The game was played with the ferocity that only the Premier League possesses. Both sides came out to propose and did not hide. Without the archers, the duel could have turned out much worse. Ultimately, no club could make a difference. As a result, everything came out even.

Manchester City’s Kyle Walker, left, and Liverpool’s Luis Diaz. Photo: AP.As expected, Luis Fernando Díaz became a key character in the commitment. Kyle Walker and Rodri Hernández trembled at Liverpool’s attacking imbalance. His abilities were exceptional.

Jürgen Klopp, the former Junior de Barranquilla and Porto de Portugal player’s Technical Director, lavished him with accolades following the match.

“ I don’t know if this will happen again. Someone has the ball and Rodri and Kyle Walker chase you, but you keep the ball . “You see a situation when Luis Díaz against [Kyle] Walker, who is officially the fastest [player] in the Premier League, I think they said it recently, and Rodri, and he gets away from that,” the experienced strategist bluntly stated. German.

In addition to talking about Luis Díaz, Jürgen Klopp clearly talked about the duel. “On my scale of rating football matches, there is nothing better than playing the best possible football against Manchester City and causing them the problems we have caused them today.”

Jürgen Klopp described what Luis Díaz did against Manchester City as “incredible.” | Photo: Getty Images

“This was a different game than others we had played against them. Very often, when we won, we did it on the counterattack, with mental quickness and long shots. The kids really loved him, a really good performance, a huge heart, a sensational atmosphere, period. We are going to move forward,” stated the Technical Director.

It is crucial to note that, in addition to Jürgen Klopp’s words following the conclusion of this vital Premier League match, a moment occurred that went viral throughout several social networks, particularly on X, which was previously known internationally, such as Twitter.

This shot was taken by Luis Manuel Díaz, his father, and Manchester City footballer Erling Haaland. The snapshot shows Mane looking at the Norwegian centre striker, who is widely regarded as one of the best football players in the world today.