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[angry shouting]

Thank you for the fans.

[theme music playing]

[commentator] The atmosphere, the build-up,

the red smoke that we see and the flares...

Man City has arrived into Anfield.

We shouldn't underestimate that. And I think that will be a test.

And it would be interesting to see which of the City players

not just survives but thrives in that atmosphere.

Come on, boys!

[chanting "You'll Never Walk Alone"]

[narrator] This is the quarterfinals of the Champions League.

The first leg kicks off at Anfield.

Where City haven't won in 15 years.

And where they suffered their only loss in the Premier League this season.

[commentator 2] A season defining week lies ahead

as these two legs against Liverpool sandwich a chance to clinch

the Premier League title on Saturday against Manchester United.

Away to Liverpool in the Champions League quarterfinal first leg.

[commentator] Sané, gives it straight towards Mané.

[narrator] Straight away, Mohamed Salah threatens the City defence.

[commentator] He's onside. Walker is the covering defender.

He comes on the inside, into the penalty area. Firmino is there!

He gets the shot away! Saved by Ederson.

Salah!

Liverpool score first!

Liverpool strike first!

And it had to be Mo Salah, in front of the Kop.

Glorious scenes at Anfield!

Manchester City left a gap in the back,

and Liverpool lead by a goal to nil!

And it's Mo Salah!

Oh, what a start for Liverpool, it's that man again!

Robertson, infield.

This is Oxlade-Chamberlain!

Oh, what a shot!

Oxlade-Chamberlain with an absolute bullet!

And Liverpool increase their lead.

That was a thunderous try.

Ederson could do nothing about that.

And Liverpool now have a two-goal cushion.

[narrator] Everything goes wrong for City in the first 45 minutes.

[commentator] Here is Salah. Goes for a curling effort.

Blocked by Kompany. Salah back in the penalty area.

Scoops it forward!

Mané's down, driving header!

Would you believe it.

Liverpool lead Manchester City by three goals to nil. 3-0.

[narrator] To make matters worse

a crucial away goal is disallowed in the second half...

[commentator] They put the ball in the back of the net by a stretched Jesus.

But the flag was raised. It's a disallowed goal.

[narrator] ...Leaving City with a very big mountain to climb in the second leg.

[commentator] They have denied the champions-elect Manchester City

of an equally precious away goal.

It is a score line that will give them real hope

of progressing through to the semi-finals of the Champions League.

Even the most optimistic of Liverpool supporters

wouldn't have predicted to be leading 3-0 at this stage.

I've watched Liverpool many times

and they're more dangerous when we've got the ball.

They like to play on the counterattack.

Mo Salah has been on fire this year.

A lot of little details were not with us, because, for example

the goal from Gabriel was not offside.

If you go to the second leg with 3-1, it's different than going with 3-0.

In this competition, in these kind of games.

It was an incredible penalty

by Robertson on Sterling

in the second half, two meters in front of the referee.

[Pep] I'm not trying to convince you, because it was shit.

What I am going to show you? For 27 minutes to 45 was a disaster.

But I understand. I was a football player.

When that happens, it's like knock-out.

Sometimes it's complicated to keep your head in it.

I completely understand, but we have to try, guys.

And the best way to try next Tuesday is winning the Premier League on Saturday.

We're receiving the second in the league. Man United at home.

Invite your families, please.

Daughters, sons, grandfathers, grandmothers

to come to the stadium to win the Premier League.

We've been fighting for this for ten months, guys.

Ten fucking months for this league.

It will be reason enough to be happy, to return a smile to our faces.

Winning against our big rival in the Premier League.

The quickest Premier League ever.

Okay, enjoy! Today, just rondo, boxes. Because it's in two days.

You'll need to recover, because we have three games every three days.

And we need the players.

If you need to, stay and get a massage or whatever you want.

Okay? Eat, rest. Enjoy it, guys.

I know you won the Premier League two times and for you it's not...

Guys, enjoy. No, believe me, guys. Come on.

It's so nice to live that, guys.

Our people, our friends, our families at home and here.

We'll give it a shot at winning it.

If not, we will be sad for ten minutes,

and then prepare for the Tuesday game, so that we arrive like machines.

And then come what may, guys.

There's always Tottenham, Swansea, Huddersfield, we're going to win it.

It's in the pocket, guys. Just enjoy it. Let's go!

[indistinct chatter]

[laughter]

[Steven] We need to be mindful, probably not for the Liverpool game

but for the Manchester United game.

Might we have a pitch evasion at the end of the game should we win the match.

We're trying to put plans in place for that.

[Ferran] Is it realistic not to have a pitch invasion?

Has anyone managed this in the past?

I mean teams winning the Premier League.

[Steve] Other clubs have managed it.

At Manchester United they're feel like, "Oh, we've won it again.

Why would we run on the pitch? Those days are over. We don't need to."

This will be our third occasion.

Whether our fans want to run on the pitch, they may well do.

We can't stop them, if they are determined to do it.

So technically there's no way to stop it.

Because I think we need to decide if we really don't want this to happen,

because we want to protect the pitch for the Liverpool game,

then we have to be very vocal about it.

And be straight to our fans, and tell them this can't happen.

But I'm just checking whether there's any chance of doing this.

I remember the last time we won the league.

We did try, and it was impossible.

[man] Well, you better win the league.

[all laugh]

Victory in the Manchester derby would secure the Premier League title

with six games to spare.

After a season of sustained brilliance.

[speaks in Spanish]

If they pick up the title, beating their arch-rivals

from across the City, of course, Manchester United,

that would be the perfect script. They can do it tomorrow.

[speaks in Turkish]

[Josh] When I was a little kid, I always hoped City would win the derby

and win the league.

And to do those two things on one day in 90 minutes is just indescribable.

[Andrew] I can't tell you what it would mean.

I can't put it into words. It's just so massive, isn't it?

To beat these here and win the title quicker than they've ever won it.

That would be fantastic.

[Carol] On our ground. In our church. And we're going for it.

We can win the league against United. How good is that?

Who would have thought that ten years ago?

[Martin] I was here when we won the league the first time with Agüero.

And we're still here for five years.

And we are going to do it.

We're going to win. That's what's gonna happen.

We're going to beat United

and get crowned champions of the Premier League.

[indistinct chatter]

[Vincent] Control the counterattack.

[staff member] Come on, boys!

[Pep] Play quick, guys!

[crowd singing "Hey Jude" by The Beatles]

[indistinct shouting]

[commentator] The biggest game of the Premier League

takes place today at the Etihad.

As Manchester City have the chance to clinch the title.

[commentator 2] It's one of those days today.

Manchester City fans are desperate to get it done here.

Manchester United fans are desperate for it not to happen on their watch.

[commentator 2] Stopping City from winning the league has to be the primary aim,

however it happens.

[crowd gasping]

[commentator 3] Sterling behind him. He is appealing for handball.

[commentator 2] When he was actually on the deck, his arm was outstretched.

[commentator 3] Controversial moment inside the first five minutes.

[narrator] For the second straight game,

decisions don't seem to be going City's way.

[commentator 2] Manhandling by Ashley Young.

Two infractions that have not been given.

City have a corner.

[narrator] But even with a defender all over him

captain Vincent Kompany can't be stopped.

[commentator 3 shouts] Sané takes-- Kompany!

[crowd cheer]

The captain likes the touchpaper.

It is blue touchpaper!

Always him on derby day!

The man who will lift the trophy, Vincent Kompany.

[commentator] Manchester City 1. Manchester United 0.

[commentator 2] More heat for De Gea. Sané's on to it.

He's got it through for Gündoğan.

And now here's Sterling.

And Gündoğan! İlkay Gündoğan, two!

Closing in!

An hour from lifting it.

One hour's football away.

İlkay Gündoğan.

Manchester City reach out and touch it!

[shouts] Come on, City!

[commentator] Manchester City 2. Manchester United 0.

[shouts] Come on!

[narrator] City take an early 2-0 lead.

A lead they could have doubled before half time.

[commentator 2] Fernandinho. Gündoğan!

-Honestly, it could be 5-6. -[commentator 1] It could be.

Manchester United have had a bit of a mauling.

[commentator] Manchester City are within half a game of being champions.

Courtesy of goals from Vincent Kompany and İlkay Gündoğan.

It's half time at the Etihad.

I love the club. I absolutely love them.

If you win the league today against these. This is the dream for me.

Absolute dream. You know, I've watched this club...

from the dark days.

And to this, today, is unbelievable.

If we win the title against United, I am going to cry like a little baby.

I love City with all my heart.

[Rick] Cry now, mate.

Exactly! City all the way!

We absolutely love them, I tell you, mate.

If we beat United today, it tops it all for me.

[indistinct chatter]

[Pep sternly] I'm talking about what you have to do.

What we have to do.

If you think 2-0 is perfect.

Of course we have to play now with that result.

It's 2-0 with ten minutes left or fifteen minutes left.

But the way you're going to play them, I want you to be hungry, guys.

Because in the beginning against Liverpool, we had a bad moment.

Are we going to react in the same way?

And how we are going to react to the disallowed goal in Liverpool?

How are you going to react?

Just give up. Start fucking about. Or keep going?

Because we were able to score five goals in 45 minutes, guys.

Do I have to explain what you have to do next Tuesday to go through?

You have shown that we are able to do that in 45 minutes.

I'm not saying that the rivals are a shit team.

It's about the quality that you have!

Is it clear? Yeah, I like that.

Guys, Lingard and Alexis jump...

at Nico. Vinnie and Nico.

In that situation, he is free and David is free.

So make the process here.

The two men there go.

And control the other side.

When they jump, play the people. Okay?

When you can, try to make the two against one.

If he jumps with that, then you attack.

You have 45 minutes to be champions, guys.

It's 45 minutes to be champions of the Premier League.

With six matches to go.

Are you going to play with less for 45 minutes,

because you think it's already done?

Are you not going to defend the fucking set pieces like animals?

Are you not going to attack the set pieces like you did in the first goals?

Do you know how many hours we have spent here? All of you guys.

Competing with each other to play in every fucking single game.

To win what we have in forty fucking five minutes.

Let's go, guys.

[commentator] Mourinho's half-time talk

won't have been as positive as Guardiola's.

[commentator 2] Rolled in here for Raheem Sterling.

And Sterling set it for Gündoğan, who grazed the crossbar.

And another glorious opportunity for them.

[narrator] Early in the second half, İlkay Gündoğan misses another opportunity

to put the game out of reach.

And a door is left open for United.

[commentator] Down here for Paul Pogba. United are in the game!

Not done yet.

Lingard through the middle.

Sanchez. Pogba for two!

In a flash, the scene has changed.

Shades of red on this blue, blue day.

[narrator] Within three minutes, City's lead is gone.

[commentator 2] Mourinho's clearly gotten into them at half time.

And he's getting the right response.

[narrator] As fate would have it, Alexis Sanchez,

the man City considered signing twice this season

is the one who helps turn the game on its head.

[commentator shouts] Sanchez whips it in. Smalling! United 2-0 down, 3-2 up.

Where has this come from?

City who have not lost here all season, trail to the enemy.

[narrator] The three games in seven days

Guardiola started a match without a few regulars.

They're 3-2 down. City need a spark.

[commentator] Substitution number three is on its way. Sergio Agüero.

The master of the late goals.

[commentator 2] Matić with the cross.

Danilo long-legged.

De Bruyne. Sané through the middle. Jesus through the middle.

Agüero calling for it.

This is Kun Agüero! He's gone over Young.

And Martin Atkinson has waved away the appeals!

[commentator 3] He must be sure that Young got some of the ball.

Because it looked like his foot was high on Agüero.

[commentator] Now this is going to get meaty.

Here's Otamendi.

That's a foul from Pogba.

And he's going to be gone for that. And so indeed he is.

-[commentator 3] This is great. -[commentator] It is.

[commentator 3] This is a derby. It's flammable.

[narrator] In a physical game, City take 20 shots compared to United's five.

And press forward in search of the equalizer in the final minutes.

[commentator] Sané's across. Oh, Agüero! What a save. That is brilliant De Gea.

How has he reached that.

De Bruyne.

Sterling couldn't turn it past the goalkeeper.

De Gea reacted. The post helped.

[commentator 3] Would it have gone in without Sterling getting involved?

Because he took it ever so well.

[commentator 2] Can City at least salvage a point with a late goal.

As we are in to the final minutes of stoppage time.

[commentator 3] Then off the boot of Danilo. Kompany.

[full-time whistle]

[crowd cheer]

United rule the city.

So City for now to not yet rule the land.

José's Reds have delayed the blue parade.

The first team to beat City here in the Premier League for 16 months.

And how they delighted it.

From two behind, United turn it around and won it.

[Fabian] Fuck's sake!

If we stop pressing we're fucked, man!

Fucking shit, man!

Fuck easy. Fucking easy. Fuck that!

Fucking shit, man!

For fuck sake!

Fucking useless man!

Fuck me! Fucking hell!

[Vincent] I want to say something.

I'm not blaming anyone.

I'm saying how awesome you guys have been this season.

Every single player in this season.

But what I want to say is for the second half.

There's no point in playing the first ball

if what we show from the first minute is, "here you go, have the ball.

Come back into our half. Feel like you can have a chance."

And that's my thing, you know.

If I want to see this thing go to the next level, and do even more,

then every single detail we need to be honest with ourselves.

And we need to be hard with ourselves.

[Pep] I'm not going-- Listen, Fabi.

I think it's not the time...

[Pep] Guys.

[players arguing]

[Pep] Please shut up, guys. Please.

Please. Please. Honestly.

The worst mistake we can make now is to start blaming each other.

If you don't agree with something, guys, complain to me about my decisions.

Do it, because what you have done this season is outstanding.

Of course, it hurts.

It hurts, because it is the derby. It's United. It was at home.

It was our chance to be champions. We had prepared for that.

But that is when I want to see the team, guys.

So the norm in football is that when you lose you think didn't run enough.

We didn't run. That is bullshit, guys.

That is not the point.

I know what you are talking about.

[Fabian] It wasn't blaming anybody. I'm saying, it's the basics of football.

When things go against us and everybody drops their head,

just remember the basics.

Winning our individual battles.

Sticking together as a unit.

Fucking defenders defending.

Midfielders, box to box.

Fucking keepers making-- Just the basics of football.

When you go behind and something comes and hits us, we freeze.

When something goes against us, think of the basics of football.

Just the basics.

Football is not about flowers, you know.

A good supporter doesn't say, "Okay, everything is easy."

No, guys, no.

Football is very complicated at a high level, guys.

We tried to build something good, and you did it.

Now don't drop it, guys.

Don't drop it now, just at the end because of our loss to Liverpool.

And now, to United, and cancel out what you have done.

You have to make the last effort, guys. Everybody together.

That is the moment the real men, the real football players

the real professionals step up and say, "Team, I'm here, guys.

I'm here to try."

If it doesn't work out, congratulations to Liverpool.

Move on and try to finish the Premier League as soon as possible.

That is what we have to do.

[staff applauds]

[narrator] It's the only time City have lost consecutive games this season.

And the players are suffering mentally and physically.

[narrator] Back in the Champions League, it's going to take a Herculean effort

for City to make up the 3-0 deficit against Liverpool.

Tomorrow is important.

Maybe the most important day of the season.

So... we need a little miracle.

[narrator] One player who may have the key to unlocking Jürgen Klopp's Reds

is the man who played for Klopp for five years in Germany. İlkay Gündoğan.

This is obviously the shirt from Borussia Dortmund.

I played there for five years.

And this shirt is from 2013 from the Champions League final...

that we unfortunately lost 2-1 in the last minute against Bayern Munich.

The German Cup.

The trophy that we got when we beat Bayern Munich

in the final in 2012. 5-2 I think was the result.

So we got the trophy. And to be honest, it is one of my favourite trophies.

This trophy is when we became German champions with Borussia Dortmund.

A very difficult thing to win also, when you don't play for Bayern Munich.

[narrator] Gündoğan was a solid player for Klopp.

But he is thriving in his second season under Guardiola.

[İlkay] I feel like I have been here for many years now.

The people love everything about football.

They're really fascinated with football.

And everyone is also really open-minded, you know, and very kind.

It makes me feel like I'm not really far away from home.

[speaking German]

[İlkay] I am at the point now where I can say

this feels like home, you know.

And I'm really happy.

One of the tough things for Manchester City

is they have to score at least three,

but if Liverpool score, they've got to score five.

In a way, the pressure is off, because they know the score line is 3-0.

They know they have to score at least three goals.

Exactly. You've got nothing to protect.

So when you lose that fear, and you start thinking of what you can go and gain

you're thinking about gains, not what you're trying to protect.

You performance improves.

That's why I still maintain that, even though it's rarely going to happen

and it might not happen, and the chances might be slim

Man City still have a good chance of going through tomorrow.

We all know about Pep.

The best manager in the world.

It was clear that they would be outstanding.

But there's no perfect football team in the world.

The game doesn't give you a chance to be perfect.

You have moments. You have situations.

You have days, sometimes only minutes.

But they had it most consistently.

That's why they will be champions at the end of the season.

I knew they can concede goals.

And if you can conceded goals, you can lose.

In a normal game for City

against one of the best teams in the world, United,

they could have scored six goals.

Or maybe should have scored four at least.

They are still the best team in the world at the moment.

It's a big job.

But, of course, an opportunity as well.

Good afternoon. To make it to the semi-finals of the Champions League

we need you to know that the situation we're facing after a 3-0

is a nearly perfect game.

All the games in your career should be.

But especially this one, if you don't believe it.

When we start, it must be a perfect game in attack.

Okay? The first key action is going to be the counterattack.

You have to try to finish!

Maybe it's not a clear chance, guys.

[Pep gasps frustratedly]

If we're to go through tomorrow, we have to score.

To go through after 3-0, you have to play a perfect game in defense.

The first goal, you remember? The keeper has to save it.

Kyle has clear it out.

You have to do it.

You know, I may have to defend a left foot.

You have to go here. Not here, here.

That's why you have trained for that. You open the gate.

You open the gate to the left foot.

You don't defend the back.

Two players there, and they score.

Yeah? Offensive, defensive.

Jürgen Klopp said two things today.

Maybe I can't convince you, but he can.

He said, "Tomorrow we're going to play the best team in Europe

for the past ten months."

It was a real pleasure to be with you again, guys.

[crowd cheering]

[commentator] Manchester City's championship hopes

are hanging in the balance tonight.

As the Blues target a comeback against Liverpool

to progress to the semi-final stage.

It's a time for heroes.

It's Manchester City against Liverpool

in the Champions League quarterfinals second leg.

Referee for tonight, Mr. Mateo Lahoz,

known for his permissive nature in the Spanish game.

We're underway with this massively important game at the Etihad.

Over by Karius, to keep him busy.

Here's Fernandinho, slips that one through.

Sterling brings it across, Gabriel Jesus tucks it home!

And one in two minutes! The comeback is back on!

[crowd cheering]

Liverpool players protest saying there was a foul on the near-hand side.

Referee Mateo Lahoz let play continue.

[commentator 2] In the opening five minutes,

they have not given Liverpool time to breath.

[narrator] It's the perfect start for City.

But once again, they are beset by rough challenges.

Controversial decisions.

[commentator] The shot bounces off the knee of Milner onto his arm.

[narrator] And missed opportunities.

[crowd cheers]

[commentator] Over the top. That's punched out. Ricochets back.

And it's tucked in by Leroy Sané!

But the goal is ruled out.

A vital moment in the game.

A big call made by the referee and his assistant.

It appears to be the wrong decision.

It would have been the perfect book end to the first half.

And they still trail by three goals to one on aggregate.

And the pace has been intense.

[commentator 2] Guardiola is having a word with the referee.

But he is pulling his players away.

It would be a happy mark...

The way they played.

The way they set about themselves... Their tempo has been excellent.

A little bit quality in the final third if they want to go through.

[narrator] Guardiola can no longer contain his frustration.

He is sent to the stands.

Where he will have to remain for the second half.

[commentator] Mané tries to find a way through.

Ederson dives on top of the ball. Salah has put it away.

And it's dinked in.

Liverpool pull back revel on the night.

And they get an away goal at the Etihad.

[commentator] Ten minutes into the second half.

With their first chance on any notes

Liverpool score to make it 1-1.

Liverpool win the ball back.

On forward to Mendy...

And it has slid in.

Firmino...

With the goal for Liverpool.

Champions League football can be a cruel game.

[commentator] Manchester City bow out of Europe...

with a 2-1 defeat at home at the Etihad.

5-1 the score...

and Liverpool go through to the semifinals of the Champions League.

[commentator] Still on course to win the Premier League title however.

Up against Tottenham this weekend.

But out of the Champions League.

[reporter] Three successive defeats as well for Pep Guardiola.

[reporter 2] I think Guardiola will have questions to answer after that tonight.

[reporter 3] Does he deserve criticism for these two legs?

[reporter 4] How far do we have to address his failures in the Champions League

when talking about him as one of the greats.

[reporter 5] I still think he's one of the best managers in the game, today.

But if you do want to go further in the Champions League

I just feel you've got to adjust the times.

[reporter 6] You can't just go all out attack from the start to the finish.

[reporter 7] In the last couple of days his team has gone from

one of the best teams...

and now people are asking serious questions about his group of players.

[Fabian] The three loses that we had, it all came at the same time.

So it almost doubled in how bad it was.

Personally and collectively it wasn't a nice feeling

because we'd been doing so well.

And then to lose three games on the bounce.

And the magnitude of the games. You know, the Champions League games.

It was a really bad week for us.

But we've got a manager who's been through tough times before.

We've got experienced players who have had tough times and bounced back.

And we've got a young group of players in the team that are mentally very strong.

The togetherness and the bond in the team is better than I've ever witnessed

in my whole football career.

There's no egos. The lads care for each other like family.

We bonded straight away.

We see each other outside football.

We see each other inside football.

And everybody just gets on well.

It's honestly like one big family.

That's how I see it, like one big family.

So we knew after the week we'd had, we just needed to look at each other.

Look left, and look right, and then move forward.

The feeling that we had in the change room was:

we are going to win the Champions League.

Everybody was so confident.

Obviously when we've not, it's heart breaking for the players.

We had a great opportunity to win it this season.

Especially, in the form that we had.

So disappointment.

But in life, you can't keep looking back.

You've got to look forward.

And you've got to keep pushing forward.

I'm sure next season we will come again strong.

[Pep] People don't understand that defeat is part of the competition.

Losing against Liverpool in the Champions League

is part of the competition. We have to accept it.

And focus on what you have to do.

Especially, in the good moments.

Insisting that on some details you can better to maintain the focus.

[narrator] Next time on the season finale of "All or Nothing: Manchester City",

You deserve it. More than any other team in the world.

[shouts] Come on!

[commentator] ...Manchester United. If United lose,

Manchester City win the title.

What?

-What's that say? -[Vincent] It says, "I live in the past."

[commentator] Benjamin Mendy is back.

In my experience, it was a disaster.

-You will always be a part of this family. -I appreciate it.

Here we are.

[shouts] City!

You have done a shit warm up.

I want the fucking records.

[commentator] One hundred and eighty seconds for City

to get a record breaking winner.

[players shouting and cheering]

This is just the start.