Liverpool's Nunez Faces £8.5m Fine, Alexander-Arnold Under FA Scrutiny, and Garnacho's Goal Sparks Controversy
Liverpool's recent 1-1 draw against Manchester City was a commendable result, but behind the scenes, there's more to the story. Darwin Nunez's clash with Pep Guardiola has cost Liverpool an additional £8.5 million, adding an unexpected twist to the match's aftermath.
In a separate incident, Trent Alexander-Arnold's potential FA disciplinary action is making headlines. Although he admitted to a deliberate act, it seems the focus is on a warning rather than severe consequences.
Adding fuel to the fire, football pundit Garth Crooks criticizes Nunez for his on-field behaviour, suggesting he should concentrate on goal-scoring rather than getting involved in disputes.
The drama doesn't end there. Explore the football punditry's take on the week, including insights into Crystal Palace's Michael Olise, Roy Hodgson's managerial prowess, and Nathan Ake's contribution to Manchester City.
Switching gears, the Daily Mirror and MailOnline scrutinize Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho. While his wondergoal is celebrated, there's controversy over whether he proved manager Erik ten Hag wrong.
Don't miss the latest football buzz, from fines and potential penalties to spectacular goals and post-match drama. It's all here in our week's football frenzy roundup."
