Merseyside Police Confirm "Appropriate Policing Operation" for Manchester City Trip to Anfield
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31-second readLiverpool vs Manchester City will be a cagey affair in the backdrop of last week's news. Manchester City travel to Merseyside for the first time since an independent commission declared the club guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules on 114 counts between 2009 and 2018.
The verdict, published on September 29, has dominated football's agenda and drawn widespread public reaction - a backdrop that elevates the profile and sensitivity of the fixture considerably beyond a standard top-of-the-table clash.
City have vehemently denied the commission's findings and filed a comprehensive formal appeal on October 1, with proceedings before an independent Appeal Board set to commence in the coming weeks before any potential sanctions are considered.
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Merseyside Police have confirmed that an "appropriate policing operation" will be in place for Sunday's Premier League fixture between Liverpool and Manchester City at Anfield.
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