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TRANSFER CONFIDENTIAL COLUMN: Man City, Chelsea, Liverpool and Newcastle chase 16-year-old Croatian wonderkidĬristian Stellini's position as Tottenham's interim head coach is in serious doubt after their 6-1 thumping by Newcastle. Both sides warned their supporters over 'unacceptable behaviour' and promised to issue stadium bans if any fans were found guilty of being involved in any ugly incidents. There were fears of more trouble between the clubs as they were drawn together in the Carabao Cup in the first match after last year's World Cup. The game, which summed up the toxic nature of the clubs' rivalry, had also seen Klopp sent off for 'losing it'. City also claimed their bus was attacked again. The game - which Liverpool won 1-0 - would be remembered for Mo Salah's late winner but also for a feisty contest off the field that saw City supporters chanting about Hillsborough - and also daubing graffiti mocking the stadium tragedy - and Guardiola targeted by three coins thrown from the crowd. City then accused him of 'borderline xenophobia' and suggested he had inflamed the toxic rivalry between the two clubs. The German said City were one of three clubs who can 'do what they want financially' - referring to City, PSG and Newcastle, who all hold backing from the Gulf states. It all came to a head last October before Liverpool's clash against City where the Sky Blues took issue with Jurgen Klopp's rant about their rivals' spending. In the 2-2 draw between the two clubs at Anfield in October 2021, City's backroom staff claimed they were spat at by supporters sitting behind the dugout.Ĭity fans were accused of trashing the Anfield away end and singing Hillsborough chants The following two seasons have seen City come out on top, in 2020-21 - with Liverpool finishing third - and 2021-22 which saw them finish as runners up to City once again. That came the following year as they cruised to victory during Project Restart and the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic with City finishing 18 points below them.

That sheer agony and frustration will have pained Liverpool while watching City run away with the glory as they were forced to wait for their first Premier League title - and first top division triumph for 30 years. Man City would win the title the following year with a whopping 98 points, while Liverpool ran them incredibly close and were mightily unlucky to miss out after finishing with 97 points - having lost once all season. Liverpool got their own back over City by winning the title by 18 points the following season The shocking incident was essentially the catalyst for what would become a heated saga between the two clubs.

Liverpool ended up winning the match 3-0 - and also won the return leg 2-1.

The damage was so bad UEFA had to order City a replacement bus for their journey home. No players were hurt thankfully, but Liverpool were forced to apologise after bottles, firecrackers, flares and other heavy objects struck the coach. The Reds faithful were optimistic still and were in great spirits ahead of the first leg of their quarter-final tie but a section let themselves down by firing missiles at City's team bus as it arrived at Anfield. It all seemed to start in the 2017-18 season - when City and Liverpool were pitted against each other in the Champions League knockout round.Ĭity at the time were the favourites to win everything as Pep Guardiola's influence began to take hold while Liverpool were still struggling to assert themselves as true contenders under Jurgen Klopp. The rivalry seemed to kick off in 2018 when Liverpool launched projectiles at City's team bus

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