Ruling on the Liverpool and Manchester City match

The English Premier League has announced the appointment of referee Anthony Taylor to manage the upcoming summit match between Manchester City and Liverpool, in the 26th round of the Premier League, which will be held on Sunday 23 February at Al Ittihad Stadium.

The start of the match will start at six thirty in the evening, Cairo time, and seven thirty in the evening, Mecca time, in a confrontation awaiting English football fans due to its importance in the competition for the title.

International referee Anthony Taylor will lead the meeting as the referee of a square, and Gary Biswick and Lee Bings will be assisted, while Andy Madli will be a fourth referee, and Stewart Atwell was assigned to manage video technology and assisted by Adam Nun.

Taylor managed 64 games for the Liverpool team, during which the Reds won 35 games, lost 10 times, while 19 matches ended in a draw.

With Manchester City, he managed 46 games, in which City won 25 times, lost 11 games, and they tied in 10 meetings.

Liverpool enters the match, leading the Premier League table with 60 points, while Manchester City occupies fourth place with 44 points, 16 points behind the summit, making the match of great importance to both teams in the competition's competition struggle.