Man City charges LIVE: Premier League punishment agreement as Liverpool response sent

Welcome to Mirror Football's Manchester City Premier League charges live blog.

Enzo Maresca's side took to the field for the first time after being found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules. Anfield offered a frosty atmosphere on Sunday, but after Ryan Gravenberch's red card, City swept Liverpool aside to record a 3-0 win.

The fallout to that result and City leading the Premier League has seen a great deal of frustration over the club's punishment still being unknown. City also await the result of their appeal.

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City did get a hint of what this season could look like as they were booed before, during and after the match at Anfield and saw their passing punctuated by the shout of 'cheats' as they coasted to victory against the Reds.

Maresca's men will play in front of their home crowd and be offered some brief respite in the Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday.

Such was his discomfort with commentating on Manchester City yesterday that Gary Neville would happily be off their games until their situation is resolved.

"We were just doing the podcast then and said if you could take me off Manchester City games moving forward for the next few months until the verdicts have been heard, I would be absolutely delighted," he said.

"To come and win at Anfield is really difficult, we should be eulogising over them without a but or any hesitation, but there is that thing in the back of your mind."

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he will "put out there everything that I have done" with Manchester City during his time as mayor of Greater Manchester. The PM has come under scrutiny for his relationship with the UAE and Manchester City's ownership due to their investment in Manchester during his time as mayor.

Enzo Maresca has told his players to make their own noise with the performances, and was pleased they did against Liverpool.

Premier League clubs believe Manchester City should be expelled from the top flight next season if their appeal against the financial charges fails, per reports.

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