Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has alleged that Liverpool fans threw coins at him in the aftermath of Phil Foden's goal that was ruled out for an infringement in the build-up
Full ArticlePep Guardiola claims Liverpool fans threw coins at him 'but they didn't touch me'
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