Liverpool defender Kostas Tsimikas insists they can be happy with their point from Manchester City.

The Reds drew at City on Saturday.

"Yes, it is a very difficult place to come against one of the best teams in the world," Tsimikas told the club's website.

"[It is] a very tough place to come and play football, but at the end the only thing that matters in football is the three points.

"At the end we get one, we will deal with it and we will go with the same hunger, because I think it's too early to talk about a title race.

"We will go with it and we will fight harder."

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