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    Manchester City make spitting complaint after thrilling Liverpool draw

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    Manchester City make spitting complaint after thrilling Liverpool draw

    The Guardian says Manchester City made an official complaint to Liverpool after a fan allegedly spat at their bench during the second half of an enthralling draw that saw Kevin De Bruyne cancel out Mohamed Salah’s stunning solo goal.

    Liverpool have launched an investigation and are studying CCTV footage, with the City manager Pep Guardiola urging them to take action. “I didn’t see it but I hear about it,” he said. “The people told me this happened. I am pretty sure Liverpool FC is going to take a measure against this person. I know Liverpool is greater than this actions. In every club there are people who make a bad action because of their emotions.”

    https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/oct/03/liverpools-klopp-hails-salah-but-guardiola-fumes-over-milner


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