Pep Guardiola could not contain his fury as Manchester City saw a goal disallowed in their riveting Premier League encounter with Liverpool on Sunday evening.
Phil Foden thought he had given the visitors the lead at Anfield with a strike from a tight angle but referee Anthony Taylor chalked the opener off after consulting the pitchside monitor. Erling Haaland was found to have fouled Fabinho in the lead-up to the goal, with replays showing the City striker held the Brazilian's shirt before he went to the ground.
Guardiola was furious to see Taylor walk over to the touchline and his side's goal ultimately ruled out. In the wake of the incident, City alleged that coins were thrown at their manager by home supporters at Anfield. Speaking after the match, Guardiola told BBC Radio 5 Live: "They try [fans] but they [coins] didn't touch me."
