Mariska on Liverpool's streak: Why upset?
Manchester City coach, Inzo Mariska, confirmed that his team struggled in the first half against Liverpool but improved in the second half, as the team won 3-0 after a Liverpool player was sent off in the 62nd minute. They had an opportunity to adjust their performance and secure the victory thanks to the tactical changes, with Mariska acknowledging that the environment and the noise outside the stadium affect performance. However, he emphasized the importance of managing the chaos and staying focused on winning. Regarding the off-field issues, such as City being accused of committing more than 100 financial violations, he suggested that this might foster a stronger connection between the team and the fans, potentially increasing enthusiasm, he said. The win lifted City to 18 points at the top of the league, while Liverpool's points remained at 9 after their first defeat of the season.
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