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[has Real Madrid robbed a club ? @Has_RMrbdaclub]

Ball nowhere near, attacker goes directly with the intention to hurt the Sevilla player, opens his elbow and hits him.

In every other match, against any other team in the world, it's a red card. Not when you playing for Real Madrid.

Really shameful.

[Reshad Rahman @ReshadRahman]

The club, its fans — always focusing on other team’s businesses instead of their own. No wonder they sit 4th in the table.

[OGi 🐐 @BCNOgi]

Cry more Goebbels Zone

[CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ @CBSSportsGolazo]

Kate really went there with Micah ☠️

[Melissa Reddy @MelissaReddy_]

How long is the stench of the “sham” going to corrode the meaning, worth, and very essence of the Premier League?

Listening to commentary about Manchester City’s players matching the defiance of their ownership and triumphing in adversity.

Listening to fans chorusing the names of the men running the club, wearing masks or displaying banners of their faces and jibing: “We’re Man City, we’ll cheat when we want.”

Victory being framed as “a lovely moment,” a show of togetherness as though some grave injustice has been imposed on City, rather than their hierarchy being found by an independent commission to have orchestrated financial doping on an industrial scale.

Their opponents and the rest of us wondering if any of this actually matters now and how much of it ever did?

There can be no business as usual pretence. We need a full stop to the absurdity.

[Adam Keys @adamkeys_]

In the last month, City have had an offside goal given against United, an Elliot Anderson handball not given against Sunderland, Gravenberch sent off for two soft yellows against Liverpool, and they’ve been found guilty of industrial scale cheating. The Premier League is a farce.

[Wayne Barton @WayneSBarton]

When you see Erling Haaland scoring and the City fans celebrating as if the club has been persecuted and not been found to be the biggest cheats in football history, you understand why everything that now happens - a continued product of the cheating - badly stains the league

[The Anfield Talk @TheAnfieldTalk]

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[Rory Talks Football @Rory_Talks_Ball]

For the Premier League as an organisation, that was pretty much the worst possible outcome

The team found guilty of mass cheating winning after a highly controversial decision went in their favour, not for the first time this season

Integrity of the league hanging by a thread

[The xG Philosophy @xGPhilosophy]

Before the red card:

Liverpool (0.92) 0-0 (0.16) Man City

[centrekop. @centrekop]

Araujo asks for Guehi to get booked?

Araujo receives a yellow card…

Haaland asks for Gravenberch to be sent off?

Gravenberch is sent off…

[Neil Atkinson @Knox_Harrington]

Made up there Greater Manchester's Kavanagh

[Samuel @SamueILFC]

Chris Kavanagh from Manchester giving decisions in favour to Man City.

Absolute cheat and a disgrace.

[Samuel @SamueILFC]

So Haaland can run straight to the referee to tell the ref to send Gravenberch off without a yellow card, but Araujo gets a yellow card to book Guehi for handling the ball, without a yellow card?

Absolute joke.

[Mark Goldbridge @markgoldbridge]

Funny how Liverpool player got booked for demanding a yellow. Haaland came over to get Gravenberch sent off and the ref obliges

[barry @BackseatsmanLFC]

In the first game since Manchester City were found to have been cheating at an industrial scale, Manchester's Chris Kavanagh sends off a Liverpool player for two soft yellows

[Jamie Carragher @Carra23]

@piersmorgan @rioferdy5 @Cristiano What an absolute phoney you are 🤯

[Jamie Carragher @Carra23]

Yes I remember, I contacted you to say I appreciated your support, you then tried to get me on your tv show to talk about it, so my appreciation waned a bit as I knew it wasn’t as sincere as I first thought. It was all about an interview, as is your possessive fawning over Ronaldo & Trump.
I also wouldn’t be getting personal with your history or the other two you’re defending, now that would be defending the indefensible.