The police have enhanced security measures ahead of Sunday's clash between Liverpool and Manchester City at Anfield. According to The Sun, there are concerns that Manchester City's bus could be targeted by home supporters before the game.
This match marks the first for City following the ruling on breaches of Premier League financial regulations. A previous independent commission found the club guilty on most of the charges, but Manchester City has appealed the decision.
Sources suggest that the police are preparing for a potentially tense atmosphere around the team's arrival at the stadium. Special attention is being given to the route of the club bus and ensuring the safety of players and staff.
The concerns harken back to events in 2018, when Manchester City's bus was attacked prior to a Champions League match at Anfield, with various objects, including bottles, being thrown at it.
