Manchester City have now made an internal decision ahead of Sunday’s crucial Premier League clash against Liverpool.
It was the Daily Mail who provided the information.
So, what have Manchester City done ahead of the clash against Liverpool? Let’s take a look…
Liverpool fans force Manchester City into decision
Well – according to the Daily Mail – Manchester City have decided to avoid staying in Liverpool on Saturday night due to past issues with Liverpool fans.
Supporters of the Reds have previously let off fireworks outside Manchester City’s hotel on the night before a significant match between Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola’s sides at Anfield.
As a result, the Citizens will sleep in Manchester on Saturday night after undergoing a final training session in the daytime.
Manchester City could – however – still be faced by a barrage of Liverpool fans surrounding their coach on matchday, which might concern Guardiola based on previous incidents.
According to the Mirror, Manchester City claim that Liverpool fans smashed the windscreen and broke the driver’s door of their team bus ahead of the UEFA Champions League quarter-final at Anfield back in April 2018.
Liverpool even made an official apology, but given the magnitude of this potential Premier League title decider, we would not be surprised if something similar occurred again.
Liverpool fans need to bring their A game
While we are not condoning another bus incident or fireworks, Liverpool fans need to make Anfield an absolute cauldron of noise this Sunday.
This game could decide whether Klopp wins the Premier League in his final campaign at Anfield – and it would be the first time the German wins it with fans in attendance.
Therefore, supporters must do all they can to nullify the threat of Manchester City through sheer intimidation, as they did perfectly during that aforementioned UEFA Champions League clash, which Liverpool won 3-0.
