City coach: The team needs to make its own noise after the financial charges

Italian Enzo Maresca, Manchester City coach, said the team needs to make its own noise after being found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League financial rules. The club beat Liverpool 3-0 in its first match since the verdict.

Italian Enzo Maresca, coach of Premier League leaders Manchester City, said the team needs to make its own noise after being found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League financial rules. The club overcame the hostile atmosphere at Anfield to beat ten-man Liverpool 3-0 last week, in its first match since the verdict, achieving six wins out of six in the league. Maresca (46) said after the win over the Reds that the team needs to make its own noise to shake off distractions from off-field events. The Italian was optimistic in his press conference on Friday, despite the 2-4 loss this week in the second round of the Champions League to French side Paris Saint-Germain, the title holders for the past two seasons. City, which maintains its innocence, is appealing the guilty verdict issued by an independent commission. Maresca, who has repeatedly expressed confidence in the club's hierarchy, said he understands the intense focus on this issue but warned against rushing to judgment.