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Following a three week international break, during which we've all been starved of football, Manchester City were found "guilty of all charges" by an independent Commission, calling into question their future in the Premier League as well as every season played for the past 16 years. The only question he was pleased to answer came from a Norwegian journalist asking about Erling Braut Håland's fitness, and had this to say: "He's good!
He went to Marbella, two or three days off, played golf, recovery, and ready for Anfield. Later on in the news conference, Maresca was asked about how he plans to deal with the off-field aspects of Man City's visit to Anfield, and had this to say: "It will be a tough game, a tough test.
Again, it will be our duty to try and do our best and try and win the game."Enzo Maresca on visiting AnfieldLiverpool fans are planning a not so warm welcome for the Manchester City bus, similar to that of 2018, ahead of the Champions League quarter-final that Jürgen Klopp's team won 3-0 en route to Kyiv. Maresca confidently asserted that he and his players are prepared for what they will face, but we are not so sure, and Iraola's team need to feed off that energy and anger.
