Footy Fix: Men's club soccer returns as Manchester City prepare for first match since Premier League ruling
- Liverpool welcomes Manchester City to Anfield on Sunday, October 11, 2026, as the English Premier League resumes following a two-week international break.
- Manager Enzo Maresca reaffirmed trust in Manchester City on Friday, insisting titles over the last 17 years are "absolutely not" tainted, despite an independent commission finding the club guilty of serious financial breaches between 2009 and 2018.
- With Cody Gakpo, Alexander Isak, and Hugo Ekitike ruled out, Liverpool faces a significant forward line injury crisis that forces the Reds head coach to reshuffle the team's attack for the high-stakes encounter.
- Defender Jeremy Jacquet has recovered from a hamstring strain and remains available for selection, allowing Iraola's back five to stay intact after keeping three consecutive clean sheets.
- With 33 games left to play, the English Premier League remains wide open as Manchester City enters the weekend leading the table, while Arsenal, Brighton, and Brentford aim to challenge.
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Every game against Liverpool is special: Man Citys Erling Haaland ahead of clash at Anfield - The Tribune
Following the international break, Man City, undefeated in their five-match run in the Premier League and enjoying a table-top spot with all 15 points, will resume their campaign against Liverpool at Anfield.
"Every game against Liverpool is special": Man City's Erling Haaland ahead of clash at Anfield
Following the international break, Man City, undefeated in their five-match run in the Premier League and enjoying a table-top spot with all 15 points, will resume their campaign against Liverpool at Anfield.
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