Liverpool have complained to the Premier League after their ticket allocation for their upcoming match at Manchester City was slashed.
Earlier this month Sportsmail revealed that, following a number of instances of disorder at recent games between the two sides, City had been told by safety bosses to cut the visitors’ following by 20 per cent.
As a result, in the latest development in an increasingly toxic rivalry, Jurgen Klopp’s side has been given 2,400 seats for the Premier League fixture, rather than the 3,000 most away clubs would receive.