What would've happened at Liverpool each year if Man City didn't break the rules

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2010/11: Liverpool finished 6th Similarly, during Roy Hodgson's ill-fated tenure, Liverpool fell at the first hurdle of both domestic cups and came sixth, climbing up the table following Sir Kenny Dalglish's return in January. The Reds did not qualify for Europe, finishing one spot outside the Europa League places, so here is the first, minor, occasions where Manchester City's spending has cost Liverpool something, albeit far bigger is to follow.

2011/12: Liverpool finished 8th + FA Cup Finalists & League Cup WinnersUnder Dalglish for the full season, Liverpool did disastrously come eighth, losing 14 Premier League games, but the campaign was salvaged by their performances in cups. 2012/13: Liverpool finished 7th During Brendan Rodgers' first season, alongside an ignominious FA Cup defeat at Oldham Athletic, Liverpool came seventh, again failing to qualify for Europe, but being bumped up one place would not even have changed that.

2015/16: Liverpool finished 8th + Europa League and League Cup FinalistsAs Jürgen Klopp takes charge, Liverpool finished eighth, one spot outside the European places, but also reached two finals. 2017/18: Liverpool finished 4th & Champions League Finalists Klopp's team once again finished fourth, but this campaign is primarily remembered for the Reds' run to the Champions League Final at the NSC Olimpiyskiy Stadium in Kyiv.