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Yeah you have a point because Manchester City has a home advantage over Liverpool because checking there past matches from September till now they have not lose any home matches but on the contrary they have actually been winning.
So however I'm not disputing the facts that Liverpool are not in a good shape but what I'm trying to say is that Manchester City has more forceful and tactical strikers than Liverpool. For me I'm seeing Manchester City beating Liverpool on that match, but let's see how it goes because we can assume but are not certain of what the outcome will look like.
Thanks for mentioning Manchester City's home strength and goal-scoring ability. City has an outstanding home record and has been strong all season, especially in attack. They have a tactical advantage against Liverpool since their forwards are skilled and savvy. Liverpool's comeback proves they're no joke. Getting back in form reminds us of their finest play from a few years ago. Upcoming game is a strategic and determination combat.
When the stakes are this high, it will come down to who can exploit the other team's blunders. Each team is strong, and one error might determine the outcome. City may be better on paper, especially at home, but Liverpool's recent form is unavoidable. You may expect a close contest. It may be closer than most people assume.