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Enzo Maresca during the Manchester City press conference ahead of the Premier League match against Liverpool at Anfield.
Premier LeagueManchester City9 October 2026

Maresca faces Man City verdict: full trust in club and focus on Anfield

Enzo Maresca spoke to the media for the first time since an independent commission found Manchester City guilty of 114 breaches of Premier League financial rules. The Italian coach closed ranks around the club and insisted his full attention is on Sunday's trip to Anfield to face Liverpool. City have already lodged an appeal against a ruling that has shaken English football.

NatillaNatilla·5 min read
Carlos Baleba, Manchester United's Cameroonian midfielder, warms up during a training session at Old Trafford ahead of a possible debut against Tottenham.
Manchester UnitedPremier League9 October 2026

Will Carlos Baleba fix Manchester United? Three big questions before his potential debut

Carlos Baleba has yet to play a competitive minute for Manchester United since his August move from Brighton, but that could change on Saturday against Tottenham. The Cameroonian midfielder was brought in to add steel and balance to a midfield Michael Carrick is still struggling to get right. His arrival raises more questions than certainties at Old Trafford.

MattMattVerified account·6 min read
Liverpool supporters wearing red scarves wave flags in the Anfield stands before the match against Manchester City.
Premier LeagueLiverpool9 October 2026

Liverpool vs Manchester City: the clash that will define the Premier League's new reality

Liverpool and Manchester City meet at Anfield this Sunday in one of the most significant fixtures in Premier League history. Beyond the title race, the match arrives in the shadow of the verdict against City and the threat of an unprecedented sanction. A hostile Anfield atmosphere and a fragile City dressing room set the tone for what could become a season of chaos.

varelavarela·5 min read
Fans pack a stand at a major sporting event in the UK, with a full crowd and a large screen in the background.
Rules & refereeing9 October 2026

Why ticket prices and TV subscriptions for watching sport are rising in the UK

Watching live sport in the UK is becoming a luxury: a single day of the Ashes at Edgbaston will start at £115 in 2027 and a standard Wimbledon final seat is set to cost £400. Organisers point to rising costs and the growth of premium hospitality, while fans face more streaming subscriptions than ever. Many supporters are asking whether the price of their passion has a limit.

MattMattVerified account·7 min read