Ilkay Gundogan admits defeat at Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday could end Manchester City's Premier League title challenge as they scramble to end their poor run of form. City have won the past four Premier League titles but are already eight points behind Arne Slot's Liverpool following three straight defeats in the English top flight.

Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan says travelling to Liverpool on Sunday will be as tough as it has ever been given City's recent performances and results. A trip to Anfield is probably the last thing Pep Guardiola will want after blowing a 3-0 lead over Feyenoord on Tuesday in the Champions League but Gundogan is hopeful a result could give them "the chance for a boost".

But a City mistake gave Feyenoord a route back into the game, before a second made things nervy and the comeback was completed late on after a moment of madness from Ederson. City now go on to Anfield to take on Liverpool without a win in six and with confidence firmly on the floor.

A body language expert has analysed Pep Guardiola's mannerisms in his interviews following Manchester City's 3-3 draw against Feyenoord. The Spaniard's side lost a three-goal lead late on, making it six games without a victory.

Guardiola said after City's disappointing draw with Feyenoord - in which they set multiple unwanted records - that his team is currently "fragile", while they were also labelled "weak" and "frail" following another mistake-riddled defensive performance.