City should have had literally 3 players sent off (one of which scored).

Congratulations on the title, love it when football is won fair and square like this. Like Barcelona, too.

Salah never dived up until half a year ago and he was constantly criticized for that, everyone said he should be going down to try to win penalties and what not. Then he does it literally once and now he's the worst diver in the country. I'm... not sure I disagree with that sentiment, actually. Salah is terrible at going down, he makes actual fouls seem like dives just because of how bad he is at it, and that's why he suddenly got this reputation. But he only had one proper nonsense dive all season, and it came in a game Liverpool were already winning.

I don't recall any bad decisions leading to Liverpool's third goal the other day, though I do think Alexander-Arnold should've been sent off and he ended up being influential in Liverpool's victory. But one missed sending off isn't quite the same as three. City have consistently had atrocious decisions go their way all season long, but even moreso in the last couple months, and they would've been out of contention for both titles they're going for right now if it wasn't for them. So much so, that the only time they had VAR in a crucial game, it was needed to stop them from progressing, as well.

Liverpool have scored a few offside goals but all except one of them came in games where we were already winning and usually by a margin or 2 or more goals. The only prominent offside goal I can recall was Keita's against Southampton, and even then, the offside happened a good 30 seconds or so before the goal was scored, with Southampton having had multiple opportunities to clear the ball out at that point. You talk about the foul on Fabinho and then post a video starting when he's going down already, insightful stuff. I remember similar videos being made about Salah's "dive" against Cardiff, which was a very clear penalty.

Nothing even remotely as outrageous as City's first goal against Watford, which has me to this day questioning the FA's integrity, never mind the ghost penalties they got in those 1-0 victories, or the 3 sendings offs they had ignored today, or the pathetic FA Cup quarter-final against Swansea. They were riding their "luck" even in the Champions League until VAR decided to do something about it.