Dalglish backs Reds as the best

Kenny Dalglish insists Liverpool remain the “best club in English football, if not world football” despite pushing great rivals Manchester United a step closer to a record 19 domestic championship titles after snatching a dramatic draw with the last kick of yesterday’s Barclays Premier League game at Arsenal.

Kenny Dalglish insists Liverpool remain the “best club in English football, if not world football” despite pushing great rivals Manchester United a step closer to a record 19 domestic championship titles after snatching a dramatic draw with the last kick of yesterday’s Barclays Premier League game at Arsenal.

Dirk Kuyt’s penalty with the last kick of the game secured a point for the Reds, who had earlier seen captain Jamie Carragher knocked out after a clash of heads with John Flanagan and carried off on a stretcher.

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