It's fair to say that Manchester City's preparation for their match with Liverpool will have been less than ideal

Simon Bajkowski argues that Manchester City's previous resilience under adversity will be vital when facing Liverpool following disrupted preparations and off-field guilty verdicts. With manager Enzo Maresca having limited preparation time after an international break and having to address club verdicts, the writer notes that City must lean on mental toughness at Anfield.
The writer highlights City's 10-man victory against Manchester United, following Phil Foden's red card from Michael Oliver, as proof the refreshed squad can handle hostile conditions. Despite the summer departures of Rodri and Bernardo Silva, Bajkowski believes that demonstrated fighting mentality provides a blueprint to overcome Liverpool.
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