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Manchester City shrug off chaos and controversy in public shaming at Anfield

The sight of Erling Haaland savouring a statement victory in front of City’s supporters after the final whistle, while chants of “going down” echoed around the rest of the stadium, captured the schism at the heart of this Premier League season. Anfield can still make its voice heard to seismic effect and in the frantic start when Liverpool flew at City, with a fired-up Ronald Araújo whipping up the crowd after winning a challenge against Antoine Semenyo, the collective sense of injustice at a club pipped three times to the title by those in sky blue inspired Andoni Iraola’s players.

Tobey Maguire officiates his EX'S wedding: Lauren Sanchez, Leonardo DiCaprio and Courteney Cox pack star-studded ceremony as Jennifer Meyer says 'I do' to billionaire boyfriend

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Manchester City's first game since guilty verdict: Buses evade baying Anfield mob, AI banners depicting Pep Guardiola in prison clothes but day of fireworks fizzles into damp squib

Liverpool fans were ready and waiting with AI banners, edited half and half scarfs and t-shirts to humiliate their rivals Huge blue flags, depicting Pep Guardiola, Erling Haaland, Phil Foden, Bernardo Silva and Sheikh Mansour in cartoon prison garb, have ‘guilty 114’ plastered on them Anfield Road, the pyro thoroughfare, is beginning to fill up. Are City already inside? Some gawping at the spectacle are wearing fetching friendship scarves down Dahlia Walk behind the away end, only manned by 11 police and two horses.

Man City embraced their shame and laughed in the face of English football, no one knows whether their emphatic 3-0 win at Anfield matters. For now cheats do prosper, writes OLIVER HOLT

Erling Haaland celebrates breaking the deadlock at Anfield after Liverpool went a man down The Reds were beaten 3-0 by City in the visitors' first game since being found guilty Jeremy Doku netted the second of the game with a brilliant curling effort in front of fans waving inflatable bananas It will have struck a discordant note for the rest of the game to see them celebrating so wildly at the end when they have been found guilty of serial cheating but the modern City is not a club known for its humility and they are not about to change now. Three minutes later, City were two ahead.

Kelly Clarkson feud takes another turn as Brooklyn store shares glowing customer review after A-lister blasted shop

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Insiders reveal how Kim Kardashian patched things up with Martin Brundle as she FINALLY speaks to SkySports presenter at the Singapore Grand Prix

Also mentioned: Lewis Hamilton

The reality star made sure to patch things up with Sky Sports icon Martin Brundle as she finally spoke to the presenter during his famous grid walk and asked him 'did we get off on the wrong foot?' The Skims mogul is said to want to make a 'good impression' with F1 fans and in the paddock as her relationship with Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton continues to go from strength to strength. 'Ahead of the Grand Prix in Singapore, Kim made sure her team reached out to Sky Sports to organise a time and a place to meet the presenter during the chaotic grid walk so there was no awkwardness.

Man City give Liverpool fans the slip: Enzo Maresca's side dodge baying home fans en route to Anfield before being taunted by banners and facing hostile reception after guilty verdict

City were found guilty of all serious financial rule breaches levelled against them between 2009 and 2018, a period where they saw off Liverpool to win the Premier League title in 2014-15. City fans brought inflatable bananas to Anfield in reference to their past Plenty of supporters made a play on words of Oasis songs, including this offering Inflatable '114' signs were brought into the ground in reference to the number of guilty charges The Kop was adorned by banners created especially for this much-anticipated game ‘I completely trust the club,’ Maresca said on Friday.

Wildwood review – Laika’s pleasingly old fashioned stop-motion magic-forest odyssey

The makers of Coraline return with their distinctive animation style in a magical tale of a secret world of strange beasts, talking animals and evil governesses Here is an engaging family movie from the Portland-based Laika studio that created Coraline. It’s a forthright, exuberant, good-natured and old-fashioned children’s tale which CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien might have recognised, a story about the mysterious glory of going on a quest and the terrible fear and wish-fulfilment euphoria of being called upon to confront secret forces that the grownups know nothing about.

Jonathan Ross' daughter Honey is learning Welsh by practising on dog

Gav Murphy and Honey Ross met on Instagram and fell in love over their passion for films A Welsh content creator has shared how his girlfriend Honey Ross, daughter of TV presenter Jonathan Ross, is learning Welsh. She was doing a lot of feminist work, and she was doing this stuff with a couple of other women and they were literally changing laws around it. Worker paralysed in 30ft fall from pylon gets £10m payout We sold everything and bought a one-way ticket to take our three children travelling 'Tropical jungle' of wallabies, porcupines and parrots must move after neighbours complain

Kim Kardashian walks the Singapore Grand Prix paddock in floral corset dress as she shares a good luck hug and kiss with Lewis Hamilton

Also mentioned: Lewis Hamilton, Nicole Scherzinger

The reality star looked stunning in a long floral dress with a cut-out neckline to flash a bit of skin and a corset bodice to accentuate her famous curves. Charles Leclerc was second for Ferrari and Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes third. Kim Kardashian sent beau Lewis Hamilton off with a good luck hug and kiss as he prepared for the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday Kim was back to turn the Singapore Grand Prix into another fashion parade, wowing in her spin on a traditional qipao dress On Saturday Kim made sure to turn heads in the paddock with her sheer maxi dress from French fashion house Alaia.

‘We look like soft, made-up blokes, but we’re really tough’: Duran Duran on 80s excess, tabloid scrutiny and their Halloween glow-up

Also mentioned: Gwen Stefani, Naomi Campbell

Replete with the unexpected sight of the band’s heart-throb-in-chief, bassist John Taylor, “with silver hair down to my waist, like some kind of Scandinavian orc”, the show proved such a success that Duran Duran’s Halloween gigs have become an annual event – they performed one at Madison Square Garden in New York in 2024 and at Manchester’s Co-op Live in 2025, while this year’s takes place at the O2 in London – and spawned an album, 2023’s Danse Macabre. “I remember being in a taxi with John after one of our first rehearsals, talking about stuff,” nods frontman Simon Le Bon. It’s there.”

‘I’d wander through the park all angsty listening to Arctic Monkeys’: Arlo Parks’ honest playlist

The first download I bought When I was about 10 or 11, I would put my headphones on and wander through the park all angsty listening to Fake Tales of San Francisco by Arctic Monkeys, my first download on my iPod Nano. The song I inexplicably know every lyric to There are so many, but Superstar by Jamelia makes me happy – it’s a kind of a bubblegum pop song. The song I secretly like, but tell everybody I hate I embrace the music that a lot of people like, because there must be something that brings us towards it collectively.