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EPL: Man City brace for hostile Liverpool crowd after guilty verdict

Punch Nigeria 9 minutes 1 mins read

Manchester City face a hostile Anfield crowd against Liverpool in their first game since being found guilty of breaking over 100 financial rules. Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-man-city-brace-for-hostile-liverpool-crowd-after-guilty-verdict/

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