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Virgil van Dijk warns Manchester City players to get used to hostile atmospheres
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Virgil van Dijk warns Manchester City players to get used to hostile atmospheres

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read
  • 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.

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