🚨 Liverpool players TROLLED Manchester City with their choice of music before and after Sunday's clash at Anfield. 🔊😂
Virgil van Dijk and his teammates are said to have selected songs including Whitney Houston's 'It's Not Right' and Calvin Harris' 'Blame' during City's warm-up, before Fleetwood Mac's 'Little Lies' played at full-time in an apparent dig at City's financial rule breaches.
Despite the mind games, City had the last laugh on the pitch and won the game 3-0. 👀
(Source: @talkSPORT)
🚨 Steven Gerrard has delivered a powerful response when asked whether Manchester City's financial controversy is deeply personal to him, having never won a Premier League title with Liverpool:
🗣️ Gerrard: “It's not personal for me in terms of the Manchester City players, because they're all outstanding players. They've lived those moments and they deserve to, obviously.
“I'm not someone who's going to sit here and say I would accept a Premier League medal, or that I want one they've got.
“I think I've come to terms with the fact that I never won the Premier League, that I fell short in that department. I've come to terms with that.
“I've come to terms with the incident that happened to me towards the end of that season.
“And I've heard a lot of City players, City fans and celebrity fans say, 'You can't take those moments away from us.'
“But what about the memories they've taken away from not just potentially me and the team I played in, but over that nine or ten-year period?
“Spurs fans, United fans, Everton fans, teams at the bottom, teams in the cups.
“The City ex-players, current players, owners and everyone connected with City have got to think about the memories they've potentially stolen from everyone else."
Luis Enrique on #ManCity's situation: “There’s always a lot of noise around big clubs. Everyone will have to wait for the final decision from the person who’ll make the decision. We’ll wait and I hope it ends well for @ManCity because everything that was done on the field has been incredible. They deserved to win all the trophies they won..." [via @PSG_Report]
Virgil van Dijk has lost just SEVEN times at Anfield since moving to Liverpool... and three of them have featured Elliot Anderson 😳💥
Man City’s summer signing hasn’t even seen his side concede a single goal at The Reds’ iconic ground since 2022, when he came on as a substitute for his boyhood Newcastle side, since then, it’s just been straight W’s 🙇
✅ 0-3 Man City
✅ 0-3 Nottingham Forest
✅ 0-1 Nottingham Forest
Bro has actually turned Anfield into his playground 😮💨