It will be the first game for City since they were found guilty of 114 of 115 financial rule breach charges. The club maintain their innocence and have appealed the verdict.

Daily Mail Sport reviewed major transfer targets Liverpool missed out on to Manchester City during the 2009 to 2018 era. The reflection comes as City face Liverpool following a ruling finding City guilty of 114 financial rule breaches, which City are appealing. Players highlighted include Gareth Barry, David Silva, and James Milner, all of whom opted for moves to the Etihad Stadium over Anfield during that timeframe.
Liverpool had targeted Barry in 2008 to replace Xabi Alonso, but he joined City for £12 million in 2009. Rafa Benitez also pursued Valencia playmaker David Silva before City secured a £24 million deal in 2010. Additionally, City signed Milner for £26 million in 2010 amid rival interest, while later acquiring Raheem Sterling directly from Liverpool in a permanent £49 million transfer in 2015.
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