Man City fans show unity after financial charges verdict
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 20:32 · Archive
Manchester City supporters displayed tifo messages of backing their club in their first home game since being found guilty of most financial charges.
Manchester City fans displayed a giant tifo reading 'CTID' before kick-off in their Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain, their first home game since being found guilty in the vast majority of financial charges against the Premier League. The tifo stands for 'City til I die', expressing supporters' continued backing for the club.
City are appealing their verdict, which could see them face significant punishment if the decision is upheld. The club played their first match since the verdict against Liverpool on Sunday, winning 3-0. Another sign displayed by fans read 'In Khaldoon we trust - we've won it all!', showing continued support for chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak.
Erling Haaland commented after the Liverpool victory, saying 'Every single person part of Man City, and every fan, this is a lovely moment that will stay with us for a long time. It was tough, it was hard but we showed amazing character from back to front.' He added that staying mentally strong and sticking together would be important, with the focus on playing good football and fighting together.
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- Man City fans send defiant unity message with a giant tifo of support at the Etihad in their first home match since guilty verdictThe club's fans displayed a giant tifo reading 'CTID' before kick-off in the Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain - which stands for 'City til I die'.Daily Mail Sport · 14 Oct, 20:12
- Why do Man City fans boo the Champions League anthem? Reason behind pre-match ritualManchester City are set to resume their Champions League campaignMirror Sport · 14 Oct, 17:30
In this story: Manchester City · Paris Saint-Germain · Liverpool · Premier League · Khaldoon Al Mubarak · Erling Haaland
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