Are you still enjoying watching Man City play?
Man City played Liverpool at the weekend - their first game since the guilty verdict
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Manchester City have played their first game since the Premier League said they had broken the rules, and we want to know your thoughts.
The Premier League say the rules broken were during a nine-year-period between 2009 and 2018. They found that City arranged "sham" or misleading contracts.
The club have officially appealed - which means that they have asked for the decision to be reconsidered, because they believe it is wrong.
During their first game since being found guilty, Liverpool fans shouted "cheat" from the stands.
But how do you feel about it?
Let us know if you're still enjoying watching Man City play in the comments below.
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Sunday's game saw Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0 away at Anfield.
Goals came from Erling Haaland, Jérémy Doku and Rayan Cherki, who played against a 10-man side after Liverpool's Ryan Gravenberch was sent off.
As well as shouting, Liverpool fans were keen to display their unhappiness with City, with one banner reading "A Generation Of Supporters Cheated".
The result of the appeal is still yet to be decided, as well as any punishment that Man City might face.
