Who’s singing now? Maresca wants Man City to drown out noise
Enzo Maresca, Manchester City's manager, expressed the need for the team to learn how to handle outside noise, both positive and negative, following their 3-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday. City's impeccable Premier League start saw them preserve a three-point lead at the top. The team faced a hostile reception from Liverpool fans, yet their own supporters provided the soundtrack.
Maresca emphasized the importance of generating their own noise, be it through winning games or singing, to drown out the antagonistic cheers. The club's unity and togetherness during this challenging period were evident, with the chief executive and director of football accompanying the team to Anfield. Maresca acknowledged the difficulty the players faced in the previous fortnight but praised their ability to remain focused on football.
The manager stressed that City's response to the hostility from Liverpool and their upcoming away games would be to drown out the noise with their own victories.
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