The clash of the 6th day of the Premier League takes place at Anfield in a context marked by the recent financial sanctions targeting Manchester City.
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Manchester City have been found guilty of financial offenses relating to the Premier League's Financial Fair Play. The club is under threat of unprecedented sanctions.
Jeremy Laugier
Published on 10/11/2026 at 3:02 p.m. • Updated on 10/11/2026 at 5:41 p.m.
12th
And bam first start of general confusion after a very (too) muscular intervention by Ruben Dias on the rookie Goumas. Electric all that!
10th
The fact remains that the Reds are completely suffocating City there. We haven't seen Haaland or Cherki at all yet.
9th
Wirtz's free kick achieves nothing, nor does a first attempt to break through into the area from our national Bradley.
7th
Ahah, Marc Guehi who tries the special of all the defenders by throwing himself on the ball and blocking it with his hands after a mini (mini) contact behind his back. The referee does not let himself be fooled and gives a dangerous free kick to the Reds.
5th
Bradley Barcola plays well on the left wing of a 4-2-3-1, like at PSG or with the Blues, so classic.
4th
Liverpool control the game very well in this start. It might be time to win a home game for the Reds, indeed…
2nd
Victor Munoz tries to provoke O'Reilly, who does very well in this first duel near the Donnarumma area.
1st
The kick-off is given by City, under the well-rounded whistles of the Reds supporters (zero surprises).
5:30 p.m.
Canal+ indicates that the Anfield public is throwing “cheaters, cheaters” in the direction of City, who could be expected to give them back some titles in a few months? We ask to see anyway…
5:29 p.m.
Alleeeeeez the “You’ll never walk alone” which starts. We would still really love to experience it live (really) one day.
5:19 p.m.
Note the first start today in the PL, at the forefront, with Liverpool for the young Welshman Lewis Koumas (21 years old). Never heard of him around here, let's admit it.
5:17 p.m.
On the Manchester City side, Cherki is also a starter! Alongside Ndiaye, Semenyo and Haaland, the former Lyonnais will seek to preserve the invincibility of his club.
5:10 p.m.
Barcola and Jacquet are starting for Liverpool! In the absence of Isak and Gakpo, both injured with their selection, Bradley Barcola is unsurprisingly starting at Anfield this afternoon. Finally his first goal to come?
5:00 p.m.
We're back this way to make you experience this giga English shock in full.
3:00 p.m.
Hello Jacquetix! Hello to all Premier League lovers! Once is not customary, we are going to give you a very nice English poster as we like them on 20 Minutes, with this Liverpool-Manchester City clash. Let's hope it goes in all directions, as we generally enjoyed ourselves during this looooooong international break marking the start of the Zinédine Zidane era at the head of the Blues.
We also really want to see our Blues Bradley Barcola and Jérémy Jacquet in the Liverpool jersey, as well as obviously Rayan Cherki with Manchester City. Will the former Lyon magician also maintain all his usual relaxation on the Anfield lawn, when it will be the Cityzens' first match since the club was officially found guilty of serious financial offenses, with a view to going under the radar of financial fair play in the Premier League?
There is no doubt that we will see all the next matches of Enzo Maresca's City through this prism, as the sanctions (which will undoubtedly not fall soon given the various appeals made available to the club) could be unprecedented, and therefore greatly disrupt the sporting dynamic that had hitherto been royal (5 victories in 5 PL days).

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