Virgil van Dijk and Georginio Wijnaldum have played prominent roles for Liverpool this season.
"Thursday night I had a tablet from the doctor for my knee", said Wijnaldum, quoted by the Liverpool Echo. Fabinho felt [something] a little bit; it will not be a problem, but there was no reason for him to be out today.
"The manager called me and said 'Do you think you can play?' I said I was as positive as I can". In the morning I was still weak and had diarrhoea.
"But even at half-time I had to run off to get to the toilet". I was like 'Oh no!'.
"I think that City dominated the game", Kluivert continued.
"It's not so much about how well you play, it's getting the three points".
"You can see the improvement". It is hard [competing with City] but we already knew from the beginning that it would be hard. "But we're pleased to get a clean sheet and to get the three points was the main thing, obviously".
"We have to see how it is going to work". In that time Neville has won eight Premier League titles for Manchester United and knows what it takes to come out on top in a tense title race. The 26-year-old said that Liverpool, who were nine points ahead of City at one stage in December, were not short of belief going into the home stretch of the season.