Manchester City met with boos and ‘cheat’ taunts at Anfield
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- One flag depicted former City manager Pep Guardiola alongside players including Erling Haaland dressed in black-and-red prison stripes.S1S2
- An incendiary atmosphere greeted the Premier League champions for their first game since being found guilty of breaking financial fair play rulesFans lined the streets of Anfield in preparation for the arrival of the Manchester City team bus, with pyrotechnics...S3
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Manchester City met with boos and ‘cheat’ taunts at Anfield
One flag depicted former City manager Pep Guardiola alongside players including Erling Haaland dressed in black-and-red prison stripes.
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An incendiary atmosphere greeted the Premier League champions for their first game since being found guilty of breaking financial fair play rulesFans lined the streets of Anfield i…
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Published Oct 11, 2026
What to know
- One flag depicted former City manager Pep Guardiola alongside players including Erling Haaland dressed in black-and-red prison stripes.S1S2
- An incendiary atmosphere greeted the Premier League champions for their first game since being found guilty of breaking financial fair play rulesFans lined the streets of Anfield in preparation for the arrival of the Manchester City team bus, with pyrotechnics...S3
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