Was this a sign of things to come?

WAS this the moment when the see-saw of football history, for so long weighted in Manchester’s favour, shifted just a little way down the East Lancs Road, ready at last to re-balance itself?

Liverpool’s passionate and enthralling victory against the Premier League leaders felt like it meant more than just another three points and more than just a parochial battle for north-west pride; it felt like things were changing.

It was certainly very important for second-placed Arsenal, because coming on the back of United’s defeat at Chelsea, it leaves the title race wide open; but it may also prove a memorable and crucial moment in the development of Liverpool FC and their bid to bring history back to life.

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