Manchester City to complain to the Premier League after incident against Liverpool

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Manchester City are to complain to the Premier League after an incident against Liverpool that saw coins thrown at Pep Guardiola.

Liverpool defeated Manchester City in what was a sensational game, with the Merseyside club showing signs of being back to their best.

Unfortunately, the game could be overshadowed by an incident which saw Liverpool supporters throw coins at Manchester City manager Guardiola, and according to The Telegraph, Manchester City will make a complaint to the Premier League after the incident.

The incident allegedly occurred after Phil Foden’s goal was disallowed after VAR decided Erling Haaland fouled Fabinho in the build-up.

Unfortunately, it’s always a small minority of fans who partake in these sort of antics which give football fans a bad name.

Hopefully the FA and the Premier League are able to find the culprits and give them sufficient punishment and there’s no place in football for the incidents that we saw in the game. The talking points following this fixture between two of the elite sides in Europe should be surrounding the thrilling contest on the football pitch.

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27 Comments

  1. I think the city fans chanting about the Hillsborough disaster writing similar slogans on the walls in side anfield will distract from that.

    1. I agree, and I know that 2 wrongs don’t make a right. But the scouse fans have booed the national anthem, refused to sing it (mind you, they probably don’t know the words) and severely disrespected the Royal family in the Wake of the Queen. So it was obviously going to rub people up the wrong way, and this is their way at getting back at the scousers. And I believe it won’t end there. It’s about time people got on with watching football and stop having a go at each other. What a happy world we live in, NOT

  2. It’s not first time they done that shut the ground for 3 games simple and play there games 50 miles away

    1. What about banning City fans and forcing them to play behind closed doors for vile chanting and vandalism??? 🤔

    2. U don’t happen to be a citeh or a bitter fan by any chance do u?? Nobody has proved anything was thrown?? Pup always spits his dummy out wen it dusnt go his way!! If it is proved??wich I doubt it still wudnt be as bad as INVADING THE PITCH AN ATTACKING THE OPPOSITION WUD IT??

  3. I love most sports but sadly football fans take it upon themselves to do stupid things. I get banter but throwing objects, singing nasty songs about past tragedies still plagues the game by a minority. Life bans for those found for throwing objects and singing about football fans dying

  4. And let us ignore the vile chants from the City fans and the disgusting graffiti left in our ground today!!!

    Yeah that sounds fair

  5. Is this impartial reporting~ It’s a joke!
    What about this? ~ Vile chants regarding Football Stadium tragedies & obscene graffiti left over the Ground. Utterly Disgusting Behaviour. What kind of example is that? We know it will be a Hooligan element, but this is NOT to be tolerated in any shape or form. Truly despicable & the powers that be need to eradicate such heinous behaviour 😕

      1. I think it’s hilarious that all this only raised by Pep when they lose. If they’d have won 1-0 none of this would have been mentioned,,,,instead oh they threw things at me like they did at our coach years ago,,,,,absolutely pathetic…….if he was a man he’d have said fair play well played LFC today see you at the away leg and move in,, no instead it’s all stirring the pot just to detract from his initial rant at the Liverpool fans when he threw a tantrum for disallowing their goalie,,,,,,

    1. Why disrespect the the Royal family and boo our Anthem, regardless what other fans chant. The Royals did not cause Hillsborough or blame any supporters for the tragedy. Or is it simply your affiliation withe the IRA . You may change your view if ever bombs are left in pubs in Liverpool.

  6. Surely with all the cameras present at games these days there will be TV footage to confirm this? How come nothing was spotted during the game? Nobody on the City dugout were seen to be picking any coins up off the floor or making any attempt to bring it to the attention of the 4th official?? But yet Pep mentions an ‘incident’ in his post-match press conference!?! The cameras were showing a very agitated Pep waving his arms while facing the crowd so any incident would be easy to pick up and if footage is found then it should be relatively easy to work out where in the crowd it was thrown from and deal with the individual accordingly? No true football fan wants to see that happening. But then no true football fan – whatever your team – wants to hear vile chants or see disgusting graffiti about the worst football tragedy in history either!!??!!

  7. Stop bleating on mickeys. You vile specimens have polluted football for YEARS yet always find a way to justify or excuse “ the minority”. Why not hold your hands up, just once, and apologise?

  8. Liverpool have have a history of trouble making supporters. Probably the worst in England and amongst the worst in the world..

  9. All I hear in this comments section is 2 sets of fans trying to find blame with each other. What a great game of football we had. Congrats to the 2 teams for having given us such a hard fought entertaining game. Ultra competitive and tactical so sure we will have many incidents. So what’s the problem? That the score board shows 1-0? Don’t follow football if you can’t handle. Stay positive and respectful people. Thank you…

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