Manchester City and Liverpool have condemned supporters after a large number of objects were thrown from the away section into home areas.
He was treated at the scene and required hospital treatment." "GMP's match commander, Superintendent Gareth Parkin, said: 'We are aware of a number of objects, including coins and a smoke bomb, that were thrown during the match. GMP confirmed there were three arrests at the game, while another man was assaulted at the junction of Ashton New Road and Alan Turing Way, requiring hospital treatment. All three will be interviewed at a later date. Greater Manchester Police say coins and a smoke bomb were also thrown. They have no place in football."
Manchester City and Liverpool have released a joint statement condemning the violence that occurred during Thursday night's Carabao Cup match.
Thanks to the paramedics, police and stewards that helped after the event. Both City and Liverpool have promised to ban fans where necessary. The Hillsborough disaster claimed 97 lives. “It is however hugely disappointing that there were a number of incidents during last night’s match that are wholly unacceptable. “The 15-year-old was my daughter,” he added. A group of Liverpool’s disabled supporters were allegedly racially abused.
Liverpool FC, Manchester City FC and the chairs from our supporter groups have worked together in recent weeks to remind fans of our expectations and both ...
One fan was hit in the head by a projectile and another was ejected for alleged racist abuse in the Carabao Cup clash between Man City and Liverpool.
“A 15-year-old girl was treated for head injuries and we will be investigating," a statement read. They have no place in football," the statement read. "It is however hugely disappointing that there were a number of incidents during last night’s match that are wholly unacceptable.
A 15-year-old girl suffered head injuries at Thursday's game, while a man was arrested for a racially aggravated public order offence.
Manchester City FC, Liverpool FC and the Chairs from our supporter groups have worked together in recent weeks to remind fans of our expectations and both ...
Manchester City and Liverpool have released a joint statement condemning the behaviour of some fans during their Carabao Cup clash on Thursday.A 15-ye.
“It is however hugely disappointing that there were a number of incidents during last night’s match that are wholly unacceptable. The GMP statement read: “Greater Manchester Police is investigating a number of incidents that occurred during and after the Manchester City v Liverpool EFL Cup tie last night (22 December). Manchester City and Liverpool have released a joint statement condemning the behaviour of some fans during their Carabao Cup clash on Thursday.