The football world does not know what to expect on Sunday at Anfield but there will be inflatable bananas in the Manchester City end

Manchester City supporters are bringing inflatable bananas to Anfield for Sunday's match against Liverpool as a defiant gesture organized by the 1894 fan group. Following recent guilty verdicts that the club plans to appeal, the fan group described the planned display as a reminder that supporters will back the team regardless of future outcomes, intending to treat the fixture like a party.
The inflatable banana tradition dates back to the late 1980s at Maine Road, inspired by former striker Imre Varadi. Varadi, who trademarked the name "Imre Banana" and sells the inflatables in partnership with the club and Puma, stated that he looks forward to seeing the colorful display at Anfield.
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