Manchester City women were reportedly on the receiving end of 'innappropriate' abuse

Former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha revealed that Manchester City Women were subjected to inappropriate abuse following the independent commission's guilty verdict against the club. Speaking via The Sun, Onuoha noted that the team was targeted upon arriving at their hotel in London ahead of a fixture against Charlton. He warned that manager Enzo Maresca and the men's squad will also face intense scrutiny and backlash following the outcome.
Manchester City were found guilty of all but one of the Premier League charges and have lodged an appeal. Onuoha expressed frustration that staff and players unconnected to the allegations now face public hostility whenever they represent the club. He noted that the unfolding situation has broadened significantly, becoming increasingly political as ongoing reactions and appeals continue.
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