Liverpool-Man City has become England's ugliest rivalry
As the Manchester City team bus made its way out of Anfield, there came a parting shot. An object, supposedly thrown by home fans after the bad-tempered 1-0 loss to Liverpool on Sunday, caused a small crack in the windshield. Itโs a rivalry that has turned ugly, the bitterest in the Premier League.
news.yahoo.comLiverpool and Man City bitter rivalry boils over at Anfield
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said Liverpool fans needed to improve their aim after coins were allegedly thrown at him โ and missed โ during his team's 1-0 defeat at Anfield on Sunday. Liverpool, meanwhile, said City fans must behave better. โWe are deeply disappointed to hear vile chants relating to football stadium tragedies from the away section during todayโs game at Anfield,โ Liverpool said in a statement after the Premier League game.
news.yahoo.comRonaldo spared as Man United humiliated by rampant City
So complete was the humiliation of Erik ten Hagโs first Manchester derby that he chose to protect Cristiano Ronaldo from enduring the shame of being associated with such a performance. A 6-3 defeat to Manchester City at the Etihad on Sunday flattered United, with substitute Anthony Martial firing twice late on to add a modicum of respectability to the score.
news.yahoo.comSteffen blunder helps quad-chasing Liverpool reach cup final
The tame back pass from John Stones trickled toward Zack Steffen. Just a simple clearance was needed by Manchester Cityโs backup goalkeeper with Liverpool already leading. Before the ball could be hoofed clear, Sadio Mane raced into the penalty area and slid in to nudge the ball over the line.
news.yahoo.comGuardiola defends his plea for 'more fans' at Man City game
A clash has broken out between Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and a section of the teamโs fans after he called for โmore peopleโ to attend the Premier League home match against Southampton on Saturday than had come to the Champions League win over Leipzig in midweek.