Pep Guardiola stoked the fires of Man City's rivalry with Liverpool on Sunday by claiming 'everyone supports' the Anfield club.
Coming off the back of a mixed week for the City boss, who saw his side exit the Champions League before extending their lead at the top of the Premier League, the comments have provoked a hotly-disputed debate over who the neutrals prefer.
Liverpool's quest to complete a historic quadruple suffered a blow over the weekend as they slipped three points off leaders Man City due to dropping two points against Spurs, but was it a result that left the country disappointed? Guardiola seemed to think so, arguing that the Reds' history means they are favoured by neutrals.
