LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9 -- Manchester City moved closer to Premier League leaders Arsenal after Erling Haaland stoppage-time penalty earned a 2-1 victory at Liverpool on Sunday, keeping the title race alive.

The Norwegian striker's 21st league goal of the season capped a thrilling comeback after Dominik Szoboszlai's stunning 74th-minute free kick had put Liverpool ahead. Bernardo Silva equalised late before Haaland converted a penalty in stoppage time, following a foul on Matheus Nunes.

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City, who had been nine points behind Arsenal, now trail by six, while Liverpool slipped to sixth, 11 points adrift. Szoboszlai also saw red for denying Haaland a goal-scoring opport...