Manchester City will face an ‘absolute bear pit’ at Anfield this weekend following the news that the club were found guilty of all charges by the Premier League.After the 40-page statement was released, it was found that the Manchester-based outfit inflated their financial position by over £900million between the period of 2009 to 2018.Manchester City have started the season with a 100 per cent record in all competitionsGettyThe eight-time champions of the league continue to protest their innocence and have stressed they will be taking the necessary legal requirements.Now Enzo Maresca‘s men will travel to Anfield to face Liverpool in their first game since the guilty verdict was revealed.Andoni Iraola has made an unbeaten start to his life as Liverpool boss but he has only won two out of his first five games.Additionally, Chris Kavanagh has been selected to referee the highly anticipated meeting on Sunday.It will be the first Liverpool match the 41-year-old referee has took charge of since the 4-2 defeat at Aston Villa on May 15 while he also officiated Liverpool’s 3-0 loss at the Etihad last season.Maresca is hoping to win his sixth match in a row this season for the Citizens.He could become the fourth manager to complete this feat alongside Carlo Ancelotti with Chelsea, Pep Guardiola with Man City and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with Manchester United.Man City owners and executives have continued to plea their innocenceGettyWhere to watch Liverpool v Man City?The highly anticipated fixture will take place on Sunday, October 11The game at Anfield will kick off at 4:30pm.It will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event from 4pm following their coverage of Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest and Hull v Everton, respectively. talkSPORT will have coverage on GameDay Live with Sam Matterface, Darren Ambrose and Perry Groves from 1:30pm.Listen talkSPORT through the website or find us on DAB digital radio through your smart speaker and on 1089 or 1053 AM.Download and listen to all our live commentaries via the talkSPORT app, whilst talkSPORT is also available to watch on Samsung TV Plus.Subscribe to the talkSPORT YouTube channel for news, views and analysis plus our regular goals show and for more, follow us on talkSPORT Facebook and talkSPORT on X.For the latest odds and bet boosts for every big event, visit talkSPORT BET.Man City were dominant against the Reds in their title defending seasonGettyWhat’s been said?On talkSPORT’s Sports Bar, Jason Cundy said: “Manchester City against Liverpool at Anfield… it’s going to be an absolute bear pit.“Of all the games City could have had that weekend, baring in mind Liverpool will be feeling aggrieved after they fell second and there was that amazing tussle between Pep and Klopp.“I think in the modern game, that was one of the best leagues we’ve ever watched.”Dean Saunders responded: “I think at Anfield on the weekend, Liverpool will represent the whole of Great Britain and they will probably let Man City know, it will be a ‘this is from all of us, take this.’Cundy added: “Well there is a chance they go into the game without Erling Haaland and it would not surprise me one little bit if City got a result there… and by that I mean win.”Norway superstar Haaland was substituted in the 67th minute in his side’s 2-1 defeat away at Portugal on Sunday night.The striker was the one who signalled he needed to come off.Haaland’s Norway teammate Leo Ostigard said of his substitution: “It’s clear that you want him on the field as long as possible.“But he plays an incredible number of games, and he’s a human being too.”