Enzo Maresca's side showed no signs of being fazed by the abuse in their first match since the club discovered an independent commission had found them guilty of breaking over 100 financial regulations.Erling Haaland said Manchester City's 3-0 win at 10-man Liverpool showed they will "stick together" after the club was found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules.Haaland put City ahead at Anfield on Sunday before Jeremy Doku and Rayan Cherki netted to silence Anfield after Liverpool fans barraged them with taunts about the guilty verdict.Enzo Maresca's side showed no signs of being fazed by the abuse in their first match since the club discovered an independent commission had found them guilty of breaking over 100 financial regulations.City, who are appealing against the decision, could face a massive points deduction that would likely lead to relegation or even be stripped of their titles.But for now Norway striker Haaland insisted their defiant performance at old rivals Liverpool proved they are still committed to the City cause."Every single person that is part of Man City, and every fan, this is a lovely moment that will stay with us for a long time," he said."It was hard, but we showed amazing character from back to front. So proud of everyone. It's always tough to come here."Important to stay strong mentally, stick together and do what you can do something abo...
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