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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24181025" data-attributes="member: 158020">West Ham 1 Liverpool 1: Antonio  equaliser opens door to chasing City  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/02/04/20/9387534-6666919-image-a-27_1549312780382.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />     Liverpool missed the chance to move five points clear of Manchester City  again at the top of the Premier League as Michail Antonio's equaliser meant they  were held to a 1-1 draw away to West Ham.    Jurgen Klopp's side went in front through Sadio Mane at London Stadium on  Monday, although the goal should have been disallowed for a clear offside in the  build-up.But Antonio quickly levelled for the Hammers, with his fourth career  goal against Liverpool leaving the league leaders just three points clear of  chasing City, who had defeated Arsenal 3-1 the previous day.    And the result could have been even worse for the Reds, Declan Rice wasting a  free header shortly before the interval, although substitute Divock Origi almost  won it in added time.   Javier Hernandez wasted two good early chances as Liverpool started poorly,  but they took the lead in controversial circumstances in the 22nd  minute.Brilliant skill from Adam Lallana found James Milner, who cut the ball  back for Mane to finish well, but replays showed the makeshift right-back was  offside when he received the pass.   West Ham equalised within six minutes, though. Felipe Anderson caught out the  Liverpool defence with a smartly taken free-kick, sliding a low pass into the  right channel for Antonio, who shrugged off Naby Keita and drilled a fine finish  across Alisson and in off the post.   Rice and Issa Diop missed headed chances either side of half-time as  Liverpool continued to defend set pieces poorly, while Mohamed Salah could not  make the most of two second-half openings he created for himself.Hammers captain  Mark Noble almost snatched all three points, his 73rd-minute drive flying  narrowly over Alisson's goal.   But Origi could have settled matters in the 94th minute, the Belgian - a late  hero against Everton at Anfield earlier in the campaign - firing straight at  Lukasz Fabianski after Keita picked him out with a chipped pass, the flag  staying down again despite the striker b offside position.</blockquote>

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