Man City Players And Fans Mock Premier League After Liverpool Rout

Manchester City players and supporters celebrated a dominant victory over Liverpool at Anfield, with Erling Haaland and Rayan Cherki delivering decisive moments in a match that left the home crowd stunned.

According to a report by Manchester Evening News on Sunday, 11 October, 2026, City overcame the pressure at Anfield to strengthen their position at the top of the Premier League table under manager Enzo Maresca.

Liverpool appeared to be building momentum in the second half when Florian Wirtz prepared to take a free-kick in the 58th minute.

The hosts had already forced Gianluigi Donnarumma into several saves, while Nico O’Reilly had received a yellow card.

The atmosphere intensified as Liverpool supporters sang “Allez, Allez, Allez”, raising hopes that the home side could take control of the contest.

However, the game changed dramatically four minutes later when Ryan Gravenberch was sent off after receiving a second yellow card for fouling Jeremy Doku. Liverpool’s numerical disadvantage proved costly as City quickly capitalised on the situation.

Two minutes after the dismissal, Doku created problems in Liverpool’s penalty area, allowing Haaland to score the opening goal with a powerful finish.

City doubled their advantage just three minutes later when Doku produced an impressive curling effort that beat Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson. The winger’s goal further silenced the Anfield crowd and put the visitors firmly in control.

City’s travelling supporters responded with loud celebrations, chanting “Ole” during their team’s spells of possession and waving inflatable bananas in the stands.

The result also carried significance beyond the pitch, given the attention surrounding Manchester City’s position in the Premier League and the league’s handling of its public-facing content.

Despite the circumstances, the players remained focused on their performance, while the supporters enjoyed a memorable afternoon against one of their club’s biggest rivals.

The victory underlined City’s attacking quality and ability to exploit key moments in a high-pressure fixture. For Liverpool, Gravenberch’s dismissal and the quick succession of goals made the second half particularly difficult.

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