'Don't worry,' says Guardiola. Man City fans 'can behave perfectly (after) mistakes' against Liverpool. That's sorted then... MCFC LFC
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has apologised following chants by the club’s fans referencing the Hillsborough and Heysel tragedies during last week’s defeat at Liverpool.
With no official response from City in the days following the game, Guardiola became the first person from the club to speak publicly on the matter as he held a regular press conference on Friday. Coins were thrown at Guardiola during the match and the City bus was struck by a missile as it left Anfield.
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