Manchester City look set to face a hostile reception at Anfield today as they take on Liverpool in the Premier League.
The joint League leaders have won just once in front of a full Anfield crowd in their last 24 visits.
It’s their first game since a being found guilty of 115 charges of breaching financial rules, which they are appealing.
With all the controversary surrounding City, boss Enzo Maresca insists all he can focus on is on pitch matters.
Kick off at Anfield is at 4:30
Before that, there’s 2 games underway at 2pm.
At Selhurst Park, Crystal Palace play host to Nottingham Forrest, with the visitors only ahead of their hosts by a point.
While at the same time, Everton could move into the top 5, if they win at Hull City.
Dominic Solanke struck deep into stoppage time to earn Tottenham a dramatic 1-all draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Bryan Mbeumo had put United ahead in the 73rd minute, before Spurs snatched a late point.
