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Man City silence hostile Anfield with 3-0 win over Liverpool
- On Sunday, Liverpool hosts Manchester City at Anfield in Matchweek 6, marking City's first Premier League match since the investigation found them guilty of more than 100 financial-rule breaches.
- Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca faces the challenge of maintaining focus amid a "siege mentality" following the investigation into breaches dating back to 2009, with current players bearing no responsibility for past conduct.
- Arsenal hosted Leeds United at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, with the club confirming it will not expand capacity beyond 60,704 to prioritize facility improvements and hospitality upgrades.
- Chelsea head coach Xabi Alonso remains cautious with midfielder Moises Caicedo, who has managed only 14 minutes due to a persistent calf injury, ahead of the Bournemouth fixture at Stamford Bridge.
- Radio Times Sport Lead Ned Holmes predicts ten Premier League fixtures this weekend, with Manchester United facing Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford as the league resumes following the international break.
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Manchester City secured their sixth win in as many Premier League games on Sunday, beating bottom-placed Liverpool 3-0 (0-0).
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Manchester City silences Anfield's hostility (0-3)
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Man City ignores jeers from Liverpool fans to seal 3-0 statement win in Premier League
Manchester City players were jeered and taunted by Liverpool fans in their first game since the club was found guilty of a raft of financial breaches. But by the end it was the away section, decked out in blue and…
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