Hey there! There's much to discuss after a busy weekend on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, with big results in the Premier League and the SheBelieves Cup. I'm Pardeep Cattry with an update to start the week.

Virgil van Dijk was stony-faced. So was Alisson Becker. The two of them banged their chests and waved their fists in the driving rain, but the look they both gave Liverpool’s joyous fans was one of defiance and steely focus, eyes fixed firmly on the prize.

At the home of Manchester City, Liverpool produced a performance worthy of champions to move 11 points clear at the top of the Premier League.

Liverpool has a big advantage in the Premier League title race with Arsenal having lost at the weekend. And the Reds could win the title while playing against the Gunners.

Certainly, if Mohamed Salah keeps this up, the title will be won in time for Arsenal to give them a guard of honor at Anfield in May. For the 11th time this season, the presumptive Ballon d'Or winner graced a game with a goal and assist. The previous high watermark in a Premier League campaign was 11. It is February.

Have Liverpool and Salah just ended the Premier League title race? Man City look like a shadow of themselves, and De Bruyne is fading fast.

First-half goals from Mohamed Salah, his 30th of the season, and Dominik Szoboszlai ensured the Reds moved 11 points clear at the top of the table.

Arne Slot said Liverpool fans can "sing what they want" after their chants of "We're going to win the league" during a 2-0 win at Manchester City and added that he doesn't yet believe that the Premier League title is bound for Anfield.

Arne Slot has made a change to Liverpool's plans for the Manchester City game, making significant adjustments to his side's preparations for the high-stakes encounter