Liverpool vs Man City Security Alert: Why Is 2018 Team Bus Attack Back In Focus Ahead Of Anfield Clash? Police Reveal Matchday Plans
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Liverpool vs Man City Security Alert: Why Is 2018 Team Bus Attack Back In Focus Ahead Of Anfield Clash? Police Reveal Matchday Plans
Liverpool vs Man City security plans are in focus ahead of Sunday's Anfield clash. Merseyside Police have confirmed matchday arrangements amid concerns linked to the 2018 team bus attack and Manchester City's ongoing Premier League financial charges appeal.
Liverpool police are on high alert ahead of the big game between Liverpool and Manchester City at Anfield on Sunday. There are fears that home fans will attack the City team bus, as has happened before. According to The Sun, a post has been circulating on social media urging Liverpool fans to gather at Anfield two hours before the game. They are encouraged to bring flags, banners, flares and other items.
The Liverpool - Manchester City next Sunday (17:30 hours) is coming 'warm'. Merseyside police have activated the alert for the 'game' of the day in the Premier League in the fear that the Enzo Maresca bus will again be attacked by fans 'reds' on their way to Anfield. Authorities claim that there will be a 'appropriate' police device to prevent incidents before the meeting.The concern is born after, in the last few days, a call for a 'welcome to …
Merseyside Police have announced that they have taken all security measures ahead of Sunday's clash at Anfield amid growing concerns that Manchester City's club bus could again be the target of attacks by Liverpool supporters.
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