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BBC Sport — Premier League'Criticised for what?' - Maresca defends celebrations
Manager Enzo Maresca reacts to criticism of Manchester City's celebrations after their win at Liverpool by saying: "What do you want us to do?"
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueWere any current Man City players signed during charges period?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at whether any Manchester City players were signed during the time the club have been found guilty of breaching the Premier League's financial rules.
Sky Sports FootballPapers: Haaland and father buy properties on Man City's Abu Dhabi development
The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...
ESPNMan City thrash Liverpool to silence vitriolic Anfield
Manchester City thrashed 10-man Liverpool 3-0 to silence a vitriolic atmosphere at Anfield and maintain their perfect start in the Premier League.
ESPNIraola: Gravenberch red undeserved in loss vs. Man City
Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola has criticised the referee's decision to show Ryan Gravenberch a red card in Sunday's 3-0 defeat to Manchester City.
ESPNMan City show snarl, defiance in wake of cheating scandal, trounce Liverpool
Man City showed no signs of slowing down in their first match since the Premier League issued its guilty verdict.
The Guardian Premier LeagueWinning is not enough for Manchester City to move on from this crisis | Jonathan Wilson
It’s not just that the club’s recent charges themselves are unprecedented – it’s the language used to describe them too Sign up for our free newsletter here The language of football is a fine and highly nuanced dialect. The majority of people involved in the game speak it with a high degree of sophistication. Minor deviations from the familiar, almost imperceptible to outsiders, can set off alarm bells: what’s really going on there? Why isn’t he happy? What’s she hinting at? But it’s an argot developed to talk about football, and when applied to other subjects, it can sound extremely jarring. Erling Haaland is one of the brighter, more engaging players. There’s an appealing quirkiness to him that suggests he has a higher-than-usual level of self-awareness. He doesn’t mind stepping outside the norms, being a bit different. But consider his assessment of Manchester City’s 3-0 win at Liverpool on Sunday. Continue reading...
ESPNThe Premier League's new villains: Anfield gives Man City a taste of what's to come
Man City faced fury at Anfield after being found guilty of cheating, but Erling Haaland & Co. answered the hostility with an emphatic 3-0 win.
The Guardian FootballVirgil van Dijk warns Manchester City players to get used to hostile atmospheres
Liverpool captain says players heard ‘cheat’ chants ‘I don’t think Anfield will be the only place’ Virgil van Dijk has suggested Manchester City’s treatment at the hands of the Liverpool crowd on Sunday was a sign of things to come and something their players will have to get used to. The Liverpool captain also indicated he would make his views known about City’s rule-breaking but said he wanted to wait until their appeal was completed. City were barracked throughout the game at Anfield , their first since they were found guilty of almost all the charges they faced in relation to breaking the Premier League’s financial rules between 2009 and 2018. An independent commission declared that City had overstated their income by £830.69m and would have been in breach of spending regulations in the Premier League and Europe if they had provided a true picture of their finances. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueElite schedule 'not sustainable' amid 55-game seasons
The Premier League may have just returned from a three-week break, but for many of its stars there was no rest at all.
The Guardian Premier LeaguePremier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
Manchester City unrepentant in victory, Spurs make progress of a sort and Noni Madueke meets the moment The manner of Manchester City’s victory at Liverpool was an article of both vindication and vilification. Those gleefully wielding inflatable bananas in the Anfield away end could thumb their noses. Why not enjoy the dances of defiance until the music stops? The same went for City players, asked to perform under the darkest of clouds, able to focus, at last, on football, rather than legal argument and uncertain futures. Beyond City, the sight of a club found guilty of 100-plus charges laying waste to such rivals as Liverpool was deeply uncomfortable . The Premier League season and product are badly damaged until the matter is somehow resolved. What happened at Anfield should double the haste for a resolution. Chants of “cheat” whenever City players, the game already won, slipped the ball around, are bound to be repeated at other stadiums. Enzo Maresca has described his club’s plight as “noise” but his team’s victory did absolutely nothing to turn the volume down. John Brewin Match report: Liverpool 0-3 Manchester City Match report: Crystal Palace 3-1 Nottingham Forest Match report: Hull City 2-2 Everton Continue reading...
Sky Sports Premier LeagueMan City issue on-field statement by beating 10-man Liverpool
Manchester City shut out all the noise and controversy to overcome a hostile Anfield atmosphere and beat 10-man Liverpool 3-0 on their return to Premier League action.
Sky Sports Football'Barely a foul' - Carra criticises 'shocking' Gravenberch red card decision
Ryan Gravenberch's sending off in Liverpool's 3-0 home defeat to Manchester City was a "shocking decision" by referee Chris Kavanagh, according to Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher.
Sky Sports Premier League'Barely a foul' - Carra criticises 'shocking' Gravenberch red card decision
Ryan Gravenberch's sending off in Liverpool's 3-0 home defeat to Manchester City was a "shocking decision" by referee Chris Kavanagh, according to Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher.
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool want Roma youngster
AS Roma's Emanuele Lulli has caught the eye of Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool. Transfer Talk has the latest.
ESPN👀 Liverpool fans 'welcome' Man City to Anfield after guilty verdict
With Man City in town to play their first match since being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules, Liverpool fans were extremely keen to make their feelings known.
ESPNMaresca praises Man City hierarchy's united front
Enzo Maresca has praised Manchester City's togetherness after the club's hierarchy showed a united front during Sunday's 3-0 victory over Liverpool.
BBC SportMan City's statement win has feeling of irrelevance with season in limbo
Manchester City record what they will view as a statement win at Liverpool - but is it a statement that carries any weight during a Premier League season in limbo, asks Phil McNulty?