Manchester City beat Liverpool 0-3 at Anfield in the Premier League, according to ESPN Singapore, which reported the result in live updates on Sunday. Liverpool played much of the match with ten men after Ryan Gravenberch was sent off.
The red card became the main talking point. Goal.com reports that former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher called the referee's decision "a shocking decision."
Sky Sports reported the same 0-3 scoreline and noted that the Anfield crowd made its feelings known about a Premier League ruling, while City stayed defiant and moved to the top of the table. CNA reported that City were met at Anfield with boos and taunts calling them "cheats."
The win carried extra weight because of the backdrop. BBC framed it as a statement result for City while asking whether it carries real significance in what it described as a season of limbo.
ESPN Singapore's headline described City as cruising past a Liverpool side reduced to ten men. The reports do not give details of the goals or the timing of the dismissal.
The result leaves City top of the table, per Sky Sports. Liverpool's afternoon was shaped by the sending-off and by the reaction from the stands at Anfield.
What to watch next: whether Liverpool appeal or comment on the red card, and whether City hold their place at the top in their next league fixture.
