Super Sunday: No cause for alarm Police tells Man City

Manchester City have been told to have rest of mind as they file out against Liverpool in Sunday battle of the titans.
Merseyside Police insist a “comprehensive and appropriate” operation is in place for the top-of-the-table clash between  at the Anfield.
City are reported to have contacted their opponents about the arrival of the team coach at Anfield after a social media  post urged supporters to greet the teams with “pyros and pints”.

In their Champions League quarter-final in April 2018 City’s coach was substantially damaged by items thrown at it on its  approach to the ground, although their visit last season passed off without incident.
Police have confirmed they are aware of one posting on social media but insist they have the resources to handle the  occasion.
“As with any match, a comprehensive and appropriate policing operation has been put in place ahead of Sunday’s game and we  have liaised with both clubs and their supporter groups,” said Superintendent Paul White.
“We are aware of one poster on social media regarding a bus welcome. The corresponding last fixture ran smoothly and we  are working to ensure this game can be enjoyed safely by all as well as minimising any disruption to local residents and  roads.

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“As with all Premier League fixtures at Anfield, we will have officers on duty at the ground, both uniformed and plain
clothed, supported by mobile CCTV, provided by Liverpool City Council, and specialist resources including the Dog Section, mounted police and the National Police Air Service.