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EPL: Man City brace for hostile Liverpool crowd after guilty verdict

Manchester City face a hostile Anfield crowd against Liverpool in their first game since being found guilty of breaking over 100 financial rules. Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-man-city-brace-for-hostile-liverpool-crowd-after-guilty-verdict/

EPL: Man City brace for hostile Liverpool crowd after guilty verdict

Liverpool and Manchester City are set to face off in a high-stakes Premier League match on Sunday evening, following Manchester City's guilty verdict for financial breaches. The fixture at Anfield may become a grudge match, given their history of denying the Reds at least two titles under Jurgen Klopp's tenure.

Both Liverpool and City have been unbeaten in the league so far, making this encounter all the more intriguing. City are almost certain to finish the weekend as the top team in the log, having won all five of their matches and holding a healthy goal difference over Arsenal. However, the focus will undoubtedly be on how they perform amidst the off-field controversy.

Liverpool, under Andoni Iraola, have struggled with just nine points so far and are at risk of falling behind in the title race. Iraola will be hoping to make a strong impression on the fans in this crucial game. Injuries to Alexander Isak and Cody Gakpo, two of his standout performers this season, could further complicate matters for the Liverpool manager.

City, on the other hand, will not only be eager to prove their dominance on the pitch but also maintain their grip on the top spot in the league. As the world watches this grudge match between two unbeaten EPL teams, every move and decision will be under scrutiny.

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